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Prepare DurableTask.Core and DurableTask.AzureStorage release - #582
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The previous fix #560 was not actually released as the fix is contained in DurableTask.Core, which was not released as a part of DurableTask.AzureStorage v1.8.8. The fix in #560 is more severe than we thought as it makes a TaskHubWorker lose an entire partition when it completes an orchestration, so we are also releasing a new version of DurableTask.AzureStorage that depends on DurableTask.Core having this fix.
Connor McMahon (ConnorMcMahon)
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Any chance we can get #576 included here? The tests failed, but if I am reading it correctly, they are flaky? |
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The previous fix #560 was not actually released as the fix is contained
in DurableTask.Core, which was not released as a part of
DurableTask.AzureStorage v1.8.8.
The fix in #560 is more severe than we thought as it makes a
TaskHubWorker lose an entire partition when it completes an
orchestration, so we are also releasing a new version of
DurableTask.AzureStorage that depends on DurableTask.Core having this
fix.