@znokebe@PhatBoyG I think it's a known issue, due to the way multiple matching saga instances are dispatched (Task.WhenAll). No known fix is available at this time.
@Maqster you'd be better off contacting the author of the serializer package, it was just a search result - nothing that is officially supported by MassTransit.
@Maqster I believe there are third-party serializers that support cloud events, such as https://t.co/86qFZu0ZVK (not an endorsement, just a quick Google search result).
@rushikeshpjoshi@PhatBoyG MassTransit passes the connection string directly to the Azure SDK, so whatever it supports should work. Beyond that, MassTransit doesn't do anything special.
It's been well over two years since the first MassTransit video Starting with Mediator was published. I felt it was time to refresh that introduction in my latest installment: https://t.co/krErS7H7Bf
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Here's a post about setting up MassTransit with .Net Core 3 using AutoFac & RabbitMq. It's part of some development work I was doing for my side project. #MassTransit #.NetCore https://t.co/7tnblYjfwU
"A mature architectural approach recognises that applying DDD principles doesn't mandate the use of a separate domain model, repository pattern etc. The logic and language of our domain can be clearly implemented and communicated in MassTransit saga state machine definitions.” 👍🏻
@Grumpydev@PhatBoyG I’m only using it for unit testing EF, so I haven’t pushed it to the limit. The fact it works is nice though, don’t have to wait for the CI build to run the tests on windows.