Introduced `DistributedWorkflowRuntime` to support distributed workflow execution with locking mechanisms. Added new module `Elsa.Workflows.Runtime.Distributed` with key services, features, and client implementations for handling distributed bookmarks and workflow clients. Updated integration and component tests to use the new distributed runtime where relevant.
This commit completely removes the Elsa.Expressions.Dsl module, including all associated features, services, models, and dependencies. The DSL functionality, including its custom activities and integration options, has been fully eliminated from the project.
Eliminated the `Elsa.Labels`, `Elsa.Environments`, and `Elsa.OpenTelemetry` modules along with their handlers, contracts, models, and related functionality. This cleanup improves maintainability and aligns the codebase with recent architectural changes.
* Update default initializations and input parameters to `null`
Replaced `default!` with explicit `null` for input parameters and properties throughout various classes. Adjusted constructors' default values for consistency and readability. This change ensures better clarity and alignment with nullable reference types.
* Add Polly-based resilience integration for retry tracking
Introduce Polly diagnostics to log retry events in the execution context. Updated resilience strategy interfaces and implementations to support Polly's context and retry event tracking.
* Refactor resilience and retry handling, add flaky endpoint.
Removed custom Polly-based diagnostic listeners and observers in favor of a transient status code utility class. Introduced a mock "flaky" endpoint for testing failure scenarios and updated configuration for resilience strategies. Minor namespace fixes
* Add retry attempt recording to resilience feature
Introduce `IRetryAttemptRecorder` and its implementations to enable recording of retry attempts during activity execution. Updated `ResilientActivityInvoker` to persist retry attempts and modified `ResilienceFeature` to support configurable retry attempt recorders.
* Add retry attempt tracking and retrieval functionality
Introduced mechanisms to track and fetch retry attempts, including new interfaces, reader implementations, API endpoints, and related models. These enhancements improve resilience tracking and data access for activity execution across workflows.
* Add GetOutcome method to RetryAttempt model
Introduce a GetOutcome method to encapsulate logic for determining the retry attempt's outcome. It prioritizes the Result, falls back to the Exception message, or defaults to "Unknown" if neither is available. This improves clarity and reusability of the outcome evaluation.
* Add scoped registration for _retryAttemptReader
This change ensures that _retryAttemptReader is registered in the DI container as a scoped service.
* Refactor retry mechanism to support detailed retry metadata
Introduced a `CollectRetryDetails` method to `IResilientActivity` for enhanced retry data collection. Updated `RetryAttemptRecord` to include a `Details` dictionary for capturing metadata, replacing previous `Result` and `Exception` fields. These changes simplify the retry recording process and improve extensibility for tracking retry details across activities.
* Add support for capturing background activity properties
Introduced functionality to capture and persist background activity properties during workflow execution. This includes defining a key for properties, capturing them in middleware, and storing them in the workflow execution context. These changes ensure properties are handled consistently alongside other activity data.
* Add support for storing and propagating activity execution properties
Introduced a `Properties` dictionary to track additional metadata in activity execution records and stats, enabling richer diagnostics and tracing. Refactored resilience logic to improve retry handling and propagate retry-related flags in workflows. Enhanced database queries to map serialized properties for execution summaries.
* Add retry propagation for background activity execution
Introduced a mechanism to propagate the retry-attempted flag across activity execution contexts. Added a new notification `BackgroundActivityExecutionCompleted` and updated related middleware to send this notification. Enhanced resilience features to handle and propagate retry state effectively.
* Refactor default parameters and values to use 'null'.
Replaced 'default' with 'null' for optional parameters and values in `AddExecutionLogEntry`, improving clarity and ensuring semantic consistency with nullable types. No functional changes were introduced.
* Refactor flaky endpoint and enhance resilience support.
Replaced the "Flaky" endpoint with a more robust "SimulateResponseEndpoint" under a new module. Introduced a status code lookup utility and improved resilience strategies with configurable backoff types. Updated serialization to support enum conversions and enhanced caching behavior for response simulation.
* Update activity execution models with nullable properties
Replaced `default!` initializations with `null!` to ensure correct handling of nullable string properties in `ActivityExecutionRecord`. Added a new `Properties` dictionary to `ActivityExecutionRecordSummary` to store additional activity execution data. This enhances model flexibility and data extensibility.
* Add support for recording resilience strategy in context
Introduced a new method to store resilience strategy details in the activity execution context for enhanced diagnostics. Updated `ResilientActivityInvoker` to serialize and set the resilience strategy using this method, leveraging `JsonSerializer`.
* Remove redundant PropertyNamingPolicy assignment
The PropertyNamingPolicy was set to the default value (CamelCase), making the assignment unnecessary. This change simplifies the code while maintaining existing functionality.
* Set JSON property naming policy to camelCase
Updated JSON serialization settings to use camelCase naming for property names. This improves consistency with standard JSON naming conventions and ensures compatibility with camelCase-based APIs.
* Remove unused Endpoints folder reference from project file
The Endpoints folder reference in the project file was unnecessary and has been removed. This cleanup helps maintain a tidy and accurate project structure.
* Remove unused RetryAttemptFilter and add Polly packages
Removed the obsolete RetryAttemptFilter class as it was no longer in use. Added Polly and Polly.Extensions packages to the project to support resilience and fault-handling strategies. This update aligns with keeping dependencies relevant and reducing unused artifacts.
* Add resilience integration test for FlowSendHttpRequest (#6692)
* Refactor and fix resilience test cases for clarity and accuracy
Simplified imports, adjusted code structure, and corrected attempt indexing logic in resilience tests. These changes improve readability, maintainability, and ensure accurate validation of retry attempts in test scenarios.
* Add resilience module with core interfaces and services
Introduced a new `Elsa.Resilience` module and its core components to support resilient services and activities. This includes resilience strategies, providers, and attributes, along with integration into the existing HTTP module for enhanced fault tolerance. Added solution and project references for proper dependency management.
* Add resilience strategy framework with HTTP strategy support
Introduced a resilience strategy architecture, including a configurable `HttpResilienceStrategy` with retry capabilities, strategy serialization, and integration with existing modules. Enhanced ResilienceFeature to support registration of strategy types and updated application configuration to enable resilience strategies. This change ensures more robust and fault-tolerant HTTP request handling.
* Add JSON serialization support for resilience configuration
Introduced `ConfigurationExtensions` to enable JSON serialization of configuration sections. Updated resilience strategies to utilize the new extension methods and adjusted JSON serialization logic to support polymorphism with `$type` discriminator. Minor modifications were made to support deserialization and property mutability.
* Add resilience strategy support to workflows and API clients
Introduced resilience strategy configuration, serialization, and execution support across workflows and API clients. Added new APIs, models, and services to enhance fault tolerance capabilities for activities and HTTP interactions.
* Refactor resilience services for improved modularity.
Replaced `IResilienceService` with new modular interfaces (`IResilienceStrategyCatalog`, `IResilienceStrategyConfigEvaluator`, `IResilientActivityInvoker`) and corresponding implementations. Enhanced maintainability by simplifying components and responsibilities, ensuring better separation of concerns.
* Rename methods in ResilienceStrategyCatalog for clarity
Updated method names in `ResilienceStrategyCatalog` and its interfaces for better readability and alignment with naming conventions. Replaced `GetAllStrategiesAsync` with `ListAsync` and `GetStrategyAsync` with `GetAsync` across the codebase.
* Refactor resilience handling in HTTP activities.
Replaced `ResilienceCategory` property with `ResilienceCategoryAttribute` for a cleaner implementation. Updated `IResilientActivity` to simplify its interface and adjusted related modifications accordingly. Introduced `IResilientActivityInvoker` to enhance resilience strategy execution.
* Add support for additional resilience and scripting features
Extended resilience strategy handling with serialization support, added `HttpResilienceStrategy` type in JavaScript handler, and refined object conversion logic for interfaces. Minor adjustments to `Expression` class properties for consistency.
* Remove `UseResilience` call from Program.cs
This call was redundant and no longer necessary for the application. Its removal simplifies the code and ensures only required middleware is used.
* Remove commented-out JSON converter code in serializer setup
Cleaned up unused and commented-out converter initialization code in `ResilienceStrategySerializer`. This improves readability and removes unnecessary clutter from the file.
* Fix typo in method names from 'Resiliency' to 'Resilience'
Renamed methods to maintain consistency in naming conventions across the codebase. This change ensures clarity and alignment with established terminology.
* Refactor namespace for ConfigurationResilienceStrategySource
Updated the namespace of ConfigurationResilienceStrategySource to "StrategySources" for better alignment with naming conventions and structure. Removed an unused namespace reference in ResilienceFeature for cleanup.
* Mark EnableResiliency as obsolete in SendHttpRequestBase.
The EnableResiliency property is now marked with the [Obsolete] attribute. Developers are encouraged to use the common Resilience Strategy setting instead for managing HTTP request resiliency. This change ensures better consistency and alignment with the broader resilience strategy.
* Restrict ResilienceCategoryAttribute to class targets only
Removed support for using ResilienceCategoryAttribute on properties. This change enforces a stricter and more focused usage of the attribute, ensuring it applies only to class-level declarations.
* Add documentation for IResilientActivityInvoker interface
Include summaries and parameter descriptions for the `InvokeAsync` method. This improves code clarity and helps developers understand the functionality and usage of the resilient activity invocation process.
* Fix logical operator precedence in type comparison check
Parentheses were added to ensure correct evaluation of conditions when checking type compatibility. This prevents potential logical errors when determining the target type in object conversions.
* Add support for resilience source identification
Introduce the `ResilienceSourceNameAttribute` to allow naming of resilience sources. Updated `ResilienceStrategyCatalog` to utilize the attribute for prefixing strategy IDs, improving source identification and traceability. Applied the attribute to `ConfigurationResilienceStrategySource` as an example.
* Revert "Add support for resilience source identification"
This reverts commit 19b4e7121d6330b5de4f692b78da4c1e4a2d1f67.
* Reapply "Add support for resilience source identification"
This reverts commit 8bcba9d040c4eb247077aec6d90dc02817adcbd5.
* Revert "Reapply "Add support for resilience source identification""
This reverts commit ee04d35e7930956c752dda3ed150ca34a535e66c.
* Switch Flowchart to partial class and implement token-based logic
Refactored Flowchart to use a partial class structure for better modularity. Introduced a token-based execution option alongside the existing counter-based logic, enabling flexible activity scheduling strategies within the flowchart.
* Add token-based execution logic to Flowchart activities
Introduced token-based workflow execution for Flowcharts, enabling more granular control over activity scheduling. Refactored Start activity resolution and optimized connection handling within FlowGraph. Added extensions for improved activity query and execution management.
* Refactor token-based flowchart logic and add loopback detection
Replaced the legacy token-based flowchart logic with a cleaner, modular implementation. Introduced `LoopbackDetector` for identifying back-edges in workflows, enabling explicit handling of loopback connections for improved execution flow. Minor adjustments were also made for code consistency and clarity.
* Introduce token-centric execution model for Flowchart activity
Replaced the execution-count heuristic in Flowchart with a robust token-centric model, improving handling of loops, joins, and forks. Added join semantics via `JoinKind` and `IJoinHintProvider` to enable flexible configuration. Updated documentation and dependencies to reflect the new model.
* Refactor activity property handling and enhance JSON serialization.
Standardize key names in activity property management for consistency and improve error handling in `GetJoinKind` methods. Add support for enum serialization with `JsonStringEnumConverter` in JSON utilities.
* Refactor flowchart token handling for clarity and efficiency
Revised the flowchart token management logic to improve readability and maintainability. Simplified token creation, consumption, and scheduling while removing redundant code. Updated token structure and streamlined the flow execution process to handle dynamic and static connections effectively.
* Refactor Flowchart activity scheduling logic
Consolidated child activity scheduling into a single method, reducing duplication across token-based and counter-based workflows. Removed unused fields, redundant imports, and legacy logic to improve maintainability and clarity of the codebase.
* Update .gitignore to track Azurite data folder
Added `docker/azurite-data` to the ignore list to exclude local Azurite data files from being included in the repository. Ensures proper handling of temporary files related to Azure storage emulation.
* Refactor flowchart logic and extract activity context utilities
Reorganized flowchart logic by introducing reusable extension methods for activity context operations. Moved "HasPendingWork" and "HasFaultedChildren" methods into extensions to improve readability and maintainability. Updated related flowchart logic to utilize these methods for cleaner and more modular code.
* Refactor join logic and clean up Flowchart activities
Removed obsolete `JoinKind` enum and `IJoinHintProvider` interface, replacing them with the new `JoinMode` concept. Simplified flowchart logic by consolidating flow graph handling and refining activity execution extensions. Updated `FlowJoin` to recommend property-based configuration over explicit usage.
* Avoid invalid test execution when token flow is enabled.
The added check prevents the test from running when `Flowchart.UseTokenFlow` is enabled, as this scenario is incompatible. This ensures test reliability and avoids unnecessary execution.
* Refactor token-based logic in Flowchart activity.
Simplified token handling and introduced clearer logic for WaitAny and WaitAll joins. Improved efficiency by reducing redundant checks and streamlining activity scheduling. This ensures better maintainability and functionality in complex workflows.
* Refactor Token logic into its own model class
Moved the Token logic out of the Flowchart partial class to a standalone `Token` model for better modularity and clarity. Adjusted token consumption behavior to mutate the token in place rather than replacing it.
* Fix ancestor cancellation logic in Flowchart activities
Pass the correct activity to CancelInboundAncestorsAsync to ensure accurate ancestor determination and cancellation. Added validation to confirm the activity context is a flowchart to prevent invalid operations. These changes improve the reliability of flow control in workflows.
* Refactor Token model to add scheduling functionality
Replaced the `consumed` parameter with a `Scheduled` property and added a `Schedule` method for mark scheduling. This enhances the token model's flexibility, improving flowchart activity management.
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* Remove unused WaitAny guard logic from Flowchart activity.
The WaitAny guard logic and associated key have been commented out and effectively disabled. This cleanup simplifies the code, removing unnecessary operations that were no longer in use. The change ensures better maintainability and focuses on the core functionality.
* Add `MergeMode` enum and refactor flowchart merging logic
Introduced a `MergeMode` enum to define strategies for handling multiple inbound execution paths. Updated flowchart logic to replace the previous `FlowJoinMode` with `MergeMode`, and refactored related extensions to accommodate the new enum. This enhances clarity and flexibility in workflow merging behaviors.
* Mark `FlowJoin` obsolete and enhance merge mode handling
Added the `[Obsolete]` attribute to the `FlowJoin` activity and deprecated properties to encourage using `MergeMode`. Replaced synchronous `GetMergeMode` with an asynchronous `GetMergeModeAsync` to handle legacy `FlowJoin` mappings dynamically. Other minor changes include simplifying variable initialization in `WorkflowExecutionContext`.
* Mark FlowJoin activity as obsolete
The FlowJoin activity is now marked obsolete since all activities support the MergeMode property, eliminating the need for explicit join steps. This change includes an annotation update to clearly communicate its deprecated status.
* Refactor `OnActivityCanceledAsync` method location
Moved the `OnActivityCanceledAsync` method from the `Flowchart.Counters` file to the main `Flowchart` file for improved organization and readability. This ensures the method aligns better with its primary logic and related functionality.
* Refactor flowchart logic to improve cancellation handling
Refactored `OnActivityCanceledAsync` to handle token-based flow and legacy flow separately for better clarity and maintainability. Moved `CompleteIfNoPendingWorkAsync` to a single shared location and updated pending work checks to include unconsumed tokens and faulted activities. Simplified redundant logic and ensured consistency across methods.
* Remove consumed tokens after activity completion
This update ensures that consumed tokens pointing to the completed activity are purged from the token list. This helps maintain a clean state and prevents unnecessary token accumulation during workflow processing.
* Add support for blocking tokens in flowchart activities.
Introduced a `Blocked` property to the `Token` model to prevent scheduling activities prematurely in certain merge modes. Updated token processing logic to handle blocked tokens effectively and ensure proper scheduling or consumption. Simplified token management by removing redundant methods and cleaning up consumed tokens appropriately.
* Refactor Flowchart activity cancellation logic.
Streamlined cancellation logic by separating token and counter flow handling into dedicated methods. Removed redundant properties and logic, improving readability and maintainability. Simplified `OnChildCompletedAsync` and related methods for consistency.
* Refactor token-centric flowchart execution model.
Updated the flowchart ADR to clarify the token-centric approach, including `MergeMode` rules and scheduling logic. Enhanced the model to handle loops, forks, and resumable activities more robustly while improving state management and supporting cancellation. Updated sequence diagram for clarity.
* Remove JoinMode-related methods from ActivityExtensions
The GetJoinMode and SetJoinMode methods were removed as they are no longer needed. This cleanup reduces unused code and improves maintainability of the ActivityExtensions class.
* Remove unused JoinMode enum
The JoinMode enum was determined to be unnecessary and has been deleted to clean up the codebase. This helps reduce redundancy and improve maintainability.
* Remove unused LoopbackDetector class from Flowchart module
The LoopbackDetector class was removed because it is no longer used in the codebase. Its functionality appears to be obsolete or unnecessary for the current requirements of the Flowchart module.
* Update `UseTokenFlow` to be configurable
Made `UseTokenFlow` a static field to allow external configuration. This enables users to switch between the token flow and the old counter-based model as needed. Updated documentation accordingly.
* Refactor bookmark management and add new features
Streamlined bookmark handling by eliminating temporary storage in `ActivityExecutionContext` and directly managing bookmarks in `WorkflowExecutionContext`. Documented architectural decisions using ADRs.
* Regenerate EF Core migrations
* Refactor fault tracking to use AggregatedFaultCount property.
Replaces FaultCount with AggregatedFaultCount across the codebase to improve clarity and consistency in fault tracking. Updates related methods, properties, and data mappings to align with the new terminology. Fixes initialization issue with nullable inputs in Fault class.
* Add migration to track fault counts in runtime (V3.5)
This migration adds a new column, "AggregatedFaultCount," to the "ActivityExecutionRecords" table. The column is an integer, non-nullable, with a default value of 0, and enables tracking aggregated fault occurrences. The migration also includes a rollback to remove this column if needed.
* Fix typo in ADR 0004 regarding bookmark management convention
Corrected a spelling mistake in the ADR documentation by changing "determins" to "determines." This ensures clarity and maintains the professionalism of the document. No functional changes were made.
* Refine fault propagation logic for child-parent activities
Replace automatic fault transitions of parent activities with an aggregate fault count for descendant activities. This avoids premature state changes while still indicating child activity faults, improving workflow resilience and accuracy.
* Remove signal-driven fault propagation ADR and renumber bookmarks ADR
The ADR for signal-driven fault propagation was deleted, and the direct bookmark management ADR was renamed and renumbered accordingly. Related references in the table of contents, graph, and solution file were updated to reflect these changes.
* Refactor DeleteBookmarks to improve readability.
Reformatted the BookmarkFilter initialization for better clarity and maintainability. This change ensures the code is more aligned with modern C# conventions and improves overall readability. No behavior or functionality has been altered.
* Refactor naming for "AggregatedFaultCount" to "AggregateFaultCount"
Standardized the terminology across the codebase and migrations by renaming all references of "AggregatedFaultCount" to "AggregateFaultCount" for improved consistency and readability. Updated relevant logic, models, migrations, and database contexts accordingly.
* Refactor bookmark naming to use "Name" instead of "ActivityTypeName".
Replaces usages of "ActivityTypeName" with "Name" across relevant classes, filters, and database mappings for clarity and consistency. Maintains backward compatibility where necessary and updates corresponding indices, filters, and methods for proper functionality.
* Add migration for V3_5 with schema updates for EF Core
This migration modifies the `Triggers` and `Bookmarks` tables by adding the `Name` column, updating its nullable state, and creating corresponding indexes. Changes apply to both SQLite and MySQL contexts, ensuring compatibility across databases.
* Refactor bookmark filtering and tenant events handling.
Unified the bookmark filtering logic with overloads that accept multiple names, improving flexibility and reusability. Simplified object initializations in tenant events to enhance code readability and reduce verbosity. Added task continuation logic to background task execution for better task sequencing and error handling.
* Refactor bookmark creation to use target-typed `new` expressions.
Replaces explicit `CreateBookmarkArgs` instantiations with concise target-typed `new` expressions for improved readability and reduced redundancy. This does not alter functionality but simplifies the code structure.
* Make callback parameters optional and adjust OTEL settings
Updated methods to allow optional callbacks for improved flexibility. Refactored Delay activity to reuse helper methods. Adjusted OTEL instrumentation settings to enable console exporter and disable manual instrumentation.
* Refactor stimulus handling and streamline event workflows.
Introduces `WaitForEvent` and `GetEventInput` extensions to improve ActivityExecutionContext usability. Replaces generic filter methods with targeted single-name filtering, simplifying scheduling logic. Updates stimulus names for consistency and deprecates obsolete methods to enhance clarity and maintainability.
* Refactor `Event` activity handling and event stimulus logic.
Replaces inline event stimulus creation with a new `GetEventStimulus` helper method for cleaner code. Simplifies event execution handling by removing redundant logic in `ExecuteAsync`. Extends `WaitForEvent` to handle workflow triggers more efficiently.
* Refactor and enhance Timer and Delay execution logic
Introduced `TimerBase` for shared timer functionality and refactored `Timer` to extend it. Improved method names for clarity, replacing `ResumeIn`/`ResumeAt` with `DelayFor`/`DelayUntil`. Enhanced flexibility in bookmark handling and activity execution context extensions.
* Add custom activities and refactor HTTP stimulus handling
Introduce new custom activities (CustomDelay, CustomEvent, CustomHttpEndpoint, CustomTimer) to enhance workflow functionality. Refactor HTTP stimulus handling by replacing activity type names with a new centralized HttpStimulusNames constant, improving consistency and maintainability. Additionally, streamline HTTP endpoint logic with new helper extensions and simplify related services to reduce redundancy.
* Add HttpEndpointBase abstraction to simplify HTTP endpoints
Introduce a new `HttpEndpointBase` class to centralize common logic for HTTP endpoint activities. Refactored `CustomHttpEndpoint` to inherit from this new base class, reducing redundancy and improving maintainability.
* Refactor events framework with base class for event activities
Introduce `EventBase` to streamline implementations of event-driven activities. Updated `CustomEvent` to inherit from `EventBase`, reducing duplicate logic and improving maintainability. Removed unnecessary dependencies in `CustomTimer`.
* Refactor bookmark creation to use target-typed `new` expressions.
Replaces explicit `CreateBookmarkArgs` instantiations with concise target-typed `new` expressions for improved readability and reduced redundancy. This does not alter functionality but simplifies the code structure.
Make callback parameters optional and adjust OTEL settings
Updated methods to allow optional callbacks for improved flexibility. Refactored Delay activity to reuse helper methods. Adjusted OTEL instrumentation settings to enable console exporter and disable manual instrumentation.
Refactor stimulus handling and streamline event workflows.
Introduces `WaitForEvent` and `GetEventInput` extensions to improve ActivityExecutionContext usability. Replaces generic filter methods with targeted single-name filtering, simplifying scheduling logic. Updates stimulus names for consistency and deprecates obsolete methods to enhance clarity and maintainability.
Refactor `Event` activity handling and event stimulus logic.
Replaces inline event stimulus creation with a new `GetEventStimulus` helper method for cleaner code. Simplifies event execution handling by removing redundant logic in `ExecuteAsync`. Extends `WaitForEvent` to handle workflow triggers more efficiently.
Refactor and enhance Timer and Delay execution logic
Introduced `TimerBase` for shared timer functionality and refactored `Timer` to extend it. Improved method names for clarity, replacing `ResumeIn`/`ResumeAt` with `DelayFor`/`DelayUntil`. Enhanced flexibility in bookmark handling and activity execution context extensions.
Add custom activities and refactor HTTP stimulus handling
Introduce new custom activities (CustomDelay, CustomEvent, CustomHttpEndpoint, CustomTimer) to enhance workflow functionality. Refactor HTTP stimulus handling by replacing activity type names with a new centralized HttpStimulusNames constant, improving consistency and maintainability. Additionally, streamline HTTP endpoint logic with new helper extensions and simplify related services to reduce redundancy.
Add HttpEndpointBase abstraction to simplify HTTP endpoints
Introduce a new `HttpEndpointBase` class to centralize common logic for HTTP endpoint activities. Refactored `CustomHttpEndpoint` to inherit from this new base class, reducing redundancy and improving maintainability.
Refactor events framework with base class for event activities
Introduce `EventBase` to streamline implementations of event-driven activities. Updated `CustomEvent` to inherit from `EventBase`, reducing duplicate logic and improving maintainability. Removed unnecessary dependencies in `CustomTimer`.
* Move HttpEndpointOptions model to its own file
The HttpEndpointOptions class was moved from an extension file to its own dedicated file for better organization and modularity. This model defines HTTP endpoint properties such as path, methods, authorization, policies, request timeout, and size limit. The change improves code clarity and structure.
* Fix unnecessary whitespace in Timer.cs
Removed an extra whitespace line in the Timer.cs file to maintain code formatting consistency. No functional changes were made to the code.
* Remove extraneous whitespace in IStimulusSender.cs file
Eliminate unnecessary blank line in the IStimulusSender interface for improved code cleanliness. This change enhances readability and aligns with coding standards.
Refactored `TriggerIndexingContext` to enhance immutability and streamline trigger handling logic. Added support for generating trigger names dynamically and improved bookmark creation in HTTP workflows. Removed unused Docker Compose file and updated the base version in the build workflow to `3.5.0`.
Fixes#6512
Added and updated multiple package references, including OpenTelemetry, Datadog.Trace.Bundle, and various Microsoft.Extensions libraries. This ensures compatibility with the latest dependencies and introduces enhanced features for resilience and tracing.
Introduced Docker Compose configurations for Citus and YugabyteDB clusters and updated connection strings in `appsettings.json`. Modified `Program.cs` to enable Entity Framework Core support for both databases and updated the `SqlDatabaseProvider` enum accordingly. Adjusted the Docker Compose setup and bumped `Yarp.ReverseProxy` package version.
Deleted the entire Azure Service Bus module, including activities, configurations, tests, and supporting code. This removal eliminates features like message handling workflows, queue/topic providers, and unit testing utilities for Azure Service Bus.
Upgraded `System.Formats.Asn1` to version `9.0.2` to address vulnerabilities. Removed the obsolete "nuke" project entry and associated files from the solution to clean up unused references. These changes enhance security and streamline the project structure.
Deleted the entire Elsa.OrchardCore module, including all its associated activities, handlers, services, and extensions. This removes support for integrations with Orchard Core application instances.
Eliminated all source files related to the Telnyx module, including activities, payloads, extensions, and models. This effectively deprecates Telnyx-related functionalities from the system in favor of the new Elsa.Integrations.Telnyx module in the [elsa-integrations](https://github.com/elsa-workflows/elsa-integrations) repo.
Added new Connections modules to the solution and updated project references to include necessary dependencies. Also modified DictionaryExtensions to return null as the default value instead of default. Removed an unused JavaScript helper import to streamline the code.
This commit introduces migration files for multiple database providers (MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and Oracle) to support schema changes for version 3.4. The migrations primarily involve mapping entity schemas, indexes, and table structures for consistency across all supported database systems.
Introduced a mechanism to identify and restart interrupted workflows. This includes a new `IWorkflowRestarter` contract, its default implementation, and a recurring task for handling restarts. Additionally, updated configurations and added extensions to improve workflow instance filtering and liveness tracking.
Revised database initialization scripts to better handle Postgres and Oracle environments, introduced schema-specific configurations for Oracle EFCore, and cleaned up obsolete or redundant entity model setup. Streamlined project structure by relocating and renaming files for SQLite and Oracle EFCore setups, improving maintainability and readability.
* Add Kafka module with integration and example setup
Introduced the Kafka module providing consumer integration and activities into the project. This includes new classes for consumer handling, configuration, and activities. An example setup using Docker Compose is also added to facilitate development and testing.
* Refactor KafkaTransportMessage to inline Timestamp namespace
Simplify the namespace usage for the Timestamp type within the KafkaTransportMessage record. This change eliminates the need for a separate using directive for Timestamp, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
* Add support for handling Kafka transport messages
This commit introduces the capability to handle and trigger workflows based on Kafka transport messages. It adds a new handler, notifications, and updates the message stimulus to include correlating fields. Additionally, the Kafka consumers are now managed more modularly with updated startup tasks and mediator integration.
* Enable Kafka integration and fix Kafka options naming
Added support for Kafka integration in Elsa.Server.Web by setting up Kafka configurations in appsettings.json and updating Program.cs. Also, renamed `ConsumerConfigs` to `ConsumerDefinitions` in Kafka options for clarity.
* Add consumer definition enumeration and dropdown support
Introduced `IConsumerDefinitionEnumerator` for managing consumer definitions across providers and implemented in `ConsumerDefinitionEnumerator` class. Enhanced `KafkaFeature` to register these services and updated the `MessageReceived` activity to use a dropdown UI hint for consuming definitions. Improved `StartConsumersTask` by refactoring consumer definition retrieval logic.
* Add SendMessage activity and refine Kafka messaging
Introduce a new SendMessage activity for Kafka, enabling message publishing to specific topics. Refine KafkaTransportMessage model by removing headers and timestamp fields. Adjust the StimulusSender logic to streamline the bookmark queuing process and fix key-value pairing in dropdown options. Update appsettings for corrected Kafka bootstrap server and topic configurations.
* Add producer and topic management support
Introduced interfaces and implementations for managing producer and topic definitions along with their respective enumerators and list providers. Updated `SendMessage` activity to include producer selection and refactored consumer definition providers for better consistency.
* Refactor Kafka configuration property names
Renamed Kafka configuration properties for better consistency and readability across the codebase. Updated property names from `ProducerDefinitions` to `Producers`, `ConsumerDefinitions` to `Consumers`, and `TopicDefinitions` to `Topics`. Added missing input attribute in `SendMessage.cs` and registered additional handlers in `KafkaFeature.cs`.
* Add custom serializers for Kafka message handling
Introduced `DefaultSerializers` class for custom serialization and deserialization of Kafka messages. Updated `MessageReceived` and `SendMessage` activities to use these custom serializers, and modified `KafkaOptions` to include them.
* Fix ExpandoObject serialization method parameter
Changed the serialization type from `ExpandoObject` to the actual type of the object to ensure proper serialization. This ensures that derived types are correctly handled during the serialization process.
* Add Producer and Consumer workflows for Kafka
Introduced two new workflows: `ProducerWorkflow` and `ConsumerWorkflow` for handling Kafka messages. Updated `DefaultSerializers` to use camelCase property naming and modified `appsettings.json` to include `topic-2` and format entries.
* Add JSON serialization to log output in ConsumerWorkflow
This change enhances the log output by serializing messages to JSON format before writing them. The addition of System.Text.Json ensures that the message content is presented in a structured and standardized format in logs.
* Add correlation strategies and update Kafka features
Implemented HeaderCorrelationStrategy and NullCorrelationStrategy, and updated KafkaFeature to support customizable correlation strategies. Added correlation ID handling to Kafka transport messages and updated config and handlers accordingly.
* Add tenant accessor to ConsumerDefinitionWorkflowContextProvider
Integrated ITenantAccessor to the provider to support tenant-specific context loading. Updated the constructor and LoadAsync method to retrieve the tenant information and use it for context-specific operations.
* Switch to MySQL and disable Kafka
This commit changes the SQL database provider from SQLite to MySQL and disables Kafka use. It also includes necessary adjustments such as adding MySQL handling in configuration and connection setups, updating `docker-compose` to include MySQL services, and referencing MySQL projects in the `.csproj` file.
* Add UI property handlers to multiple features
This commit introduces various UI property handlers across several features such as Python, JavaScript, CSharp, and Workflow features to enhance user interface property handling. It also updates the property UI handler resolution logic to better manage cases where providers are not available. Furthermore, adjustments were made in the server configuration to switch database providers and enable Kafka.
* Refactor property UI handler retrieval logic
Modified the logic to fetch property UI handlers by preloading them into a list and then filtering. This change improves readability and potentially performance by reducing repetitive service provider calls.
* Incremental work on Kafka workers and predicate evaluation
* Merge BookmarkInvoker with BookmarkResumer
* Register IWorkerManager
* Change lifetime scope of WorkerManager to Singleton
* **Introduce topic subscription handling for Kafka workers**
Added `IWorkerTopicSubscriber` interface and its implementation for managing topic subscriptions. Enhanced workers to bind triggers and bookmarks dynamically based on existing data. Updated several classes and methods to support topic-based subscriptions and headers.
* Refactor trigger matching logic.
Extract trigger matching conditions into `IsMatchAsync` method for reuse. This enhances code maintainability and readability by reducing redundancy. The new `GetTopic` helper method isolates the topic retrieval logic.
* Add Name property to MassTransitActivityTypeProvider
This commit inserts the Name property in the returned object within the MassTransitActivityTypeProvider class. It ensures that the typeName is included, providing a clearer definition of the activity type.
* Add handling for deleted bookmarks and refactor bookmark removal
Added a new event handler for `BookmarksDeleted` to ensure removed bookmarks are processed correctly. Refactored the bookmark removal logic into a helper method to reduce code duplication and streamline the workflow.
* Switch to asynchronous bookmark queue processing
Refactored the `TriggerWorkflows` handler to use `IBookmarkQueue` instead of directly invoking the `IBookmarkResumer`. This change aims to improve scalability by queueing bookmark resumption requests, enabling better load distribution and async processing. Added necessary helpers and configuration options to support this functionality.
* Remove unused IBookmarkResumer dependency
Simplify the constructor by removing the unused IBookmarkResumer dependency. This cleanup reduces potential confusion and improves code maintainability without impacting functionality.
* Add support for local message processing
Introduced an `IsLocal` property to `MessageReceivedStimulus` for determining if the message event is local to a specific workflow instance. Updated `BookmarkBinding` and related handler methods to utilize `CorrelationId` for local event matching. Removed unused `CorrelatingFields` from `MessageReceived` activity.
* Add nullability checks to IWorker retrieval methods
Updated `GetWorker` methods to return nullable `IWorker` to handle cases where a worker might not exist. Modified code to include null checks and conditional operations to prevent potential null reference exceptions when accessing worker methods.
* Add filtering based on activity type name for triggers and bookmarks
This commit introduces filtering for triggers and bookmarks based on the `MessageReceived` activity type name. It also adds an option to mark messages as local in the `SendMessage` activity, where local messages are delivered to the current workflow instance only. These changes help enhance the management and targeted delivery of messages within the workflow framework.
* Add new Kafka topics and clean up producers config
New topics "topic-3" and "topic-4" were added to the Kafka settings. Unused topic references were removed from the producers configuration to simplify and improve clarity.
* Add predicate to KafkaConsumerActivity in ConsumerWorkflow
Introduced a predicate to the KafkaConsumerActivity using JavaScript expressions to filter messages based on OrderId. This ensures only relevant messages are processed in the workflow.
Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow to automatically mark issues and PRs as stale and close them after a period of inactivity. This helps in managing the project's issue tracker by ensuring old, inactive issues are addressed or closed.
Removed the entire Hangfire integration sample project, including all associated files and configurations. This cleanup ensures the solution is leaner and easier to maintain, focusing on core components.
Introduced a new sample project to demonstrate ASP.NET integration with Hangfire, including setup configurations in `appsettings.json`, program initialization, and a background job activity. This will serve as a reference implementation for integrating Elsa with Hangfire in ASP.NET applications.
This commit updates Elsa.sln to include a new project reference with GUID {2CDF3E1C-267D-4198-B1C7-7E1F548FC120}. This ensures that the project dependencies are correctly tracked within the solution.
Deleted obsolete migration files from SQL Server, MySQL, and SQLite projects. This cleanup removes unused schema definitions and indexes, ensuring the repository remains up to date and free of unnecessary files.
* Add tenant awareness to bookmark handling and route resolution
Added tenant ID support across various components, including bookmark updates, route resolution, and middleware processing. This ensures that bookmark and route operations can now appropriately handle tenant-specific data, improving the system's multitenancy capabilities.
* Add Multitenant HTTP Routing feature to Tenants module
Introduced a new MultitenantHttpRoutingFeature class to the Elsa.Tenants.AspNetCore module, enhancing the tenant resolution capabilities. Moved RoutePrefixTenantResolver from Elsa.Http to Elsa.Tenants.AspNetCore and updated relevant project references and namespaces accordingly. This refactor improves modularity and separation of concerns between HTTP and tenancy features.
* Refactor route handling and tenant configuration
Removed redundant `RouteTableExtensions` and replaced with new route providers and updaters, enhancing flexibility and modularity. Introduced tenant-specific HTTP endpoint configurations for better customization and configuration management.
* Rename HttpEndpointBookmarkStimulus to HttpEndpointBookmarkPayload
Refactor various classes and methods to reflect the renaming from `HttpEndpointBookmarkStimulus` to `HttpEndpointBookmarkPayload`. Add and configure new extension methods for tenant route handling, update the route provider to support multi-tenancy, and adjust the tenants provider to bind configuration properly.
* Add HeaderTenantResolver and refactor Http namespace.
Introduce HeaderTenantResolver to resolve tenants via HTTP headers. Refactor multiple classes and interfaces to move from the Elsa.Http.Models namespace directly into Elsa.Http for clarity and consistency.
* Add Host-based tenant resolution
Implemented a HostTenantResolver to resolve tenants based on the request's host and updated tenant configurations with host information. Modified the tenant resolver pipeline and added the new host resolver to the service registrations.
* Add tenant-aware caching and accessor support
Enhanced caching by incorporating tenant identifiers into cache keys for more granular cache management. Introduced ITenantAccessor dependencies in various services to retrieve the current tenant information. This ensures that cache entries are correctly isolated per tenant.
* Reorder tenant resolvers for pipeline setup.
Reordered the tenant resolvers in the pipeline to prioritize HostTenantResolver before RoutePrefixTenantResolver. This ensures that tenant resolution is correctly aligned with host-based resolving before checking the route prefix.
* Remove unused imports
This commit eliminates redundant `using` directives across multiple files to streamline the codebase. This cleanup helps improve code readability and maintainability by removing unnecessary dependencies.
* Remove obsolete tenant-related classes and add ASP.NET Core middleware
Refactored tenant resolution by removing obsolete interfaces and classes, such as `IAmbientTenantAccessor` and `ITenantResolutionStrategy`. Introduced new ASP.NET Core middleware for tenant resolution, encapsulated in the new `Elsa.Tenants.AspNetCore` project. Updated related usage in various parts of the application to align with these changes.
* Remove HttpContextTenantResolver.
Removed HttpContextTenantResolver from the multitenancy pipeline and related service registrations. This simplifies the tenant resolution by relying on remaining resolvers like ClaimsTenantResolver and RoutePrefixTenantResolver.
* Add Elsa solution definition file
This commit introduces the main solution file, Elsa.slnx, defining the folder structure, projects, and configuration for the Elsa repository. This includes folders for Docker, documentation, pipelines, samples, scripts, source code, and tests.
* Refactor DefaultAccessTokenIssuer for clarity and efficiency
Refactored the DefaultAccessTokenIssuer class by simplifying its constructor and utilizing scoped variables for token options. Improved token creation logic by adding a dedicated method to configure token options, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
* Remove Elsa.slnx solution file
No dotnet build support yet.
* Refactor tenant resolver service registrations
Updated the service registrations to use interfaces for DefaultTenantResolver and DefaultTenantResolverPipelineInvoker. This improves the code's flexibility, making it easier to replace or extend these implementations in the future.
* Add multitenancy support and tenant scope management
Introduced ITenantScopeFactory and related implementations for tenant scope management across the application. Enhanced the HTTP workflows middleware to handle tenants and updated relevant configurations and extension methods to support tenant resolution.
* Remove unnecessary folder inclusion
The <Folder> tag for "Modules\Modules\" was redundant and has been removed to clean up the project file. This change will not affect the existing functionality or project structure.
* Rename Create to CreateScope and improve authorization.
Updated the method name from Create to CreateScope for better clarity in the TenantScopeFactory. Fixed a logical error in the authorization process, ensuring proper status code setting for unauthorized requests, and refactored token expiration calculation for clarity.
* Add tenant agnostic filters and remove tenant setup
This commit introduces tenant agnostic filters in AutoUpdateTests to ensure workflows can trigger regardless of tenant. Additionally, it removes tenant configuration from WorkflowServer setup as it is no longer required for the current tests.
