[QUERY] [ServiceBus] Analog of the NoMatchingSubscriptionException ?
See original GitHub issueWe’re trying to port our existing code to the .net core and we’re stuck with detecting routing failures on topicClient.Send() calls.
By default the SendAsync() method does not throw exception if there is no subscription the message can be delivered to.
Also, there is no TopicDescriptor.EnableFilteringMessagesBeforePublishing
property.
Is the functionality missing or can it be enabled somehow?
Environment:
- net core 3.1; Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus v4.1.3.
- Azure ServiceBus Standard subscription.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:8 (2 by maintainers)
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@ig-sinicyn thanks, noted! No timelines to share yet but it’s on our backlog.
@axisc, I’m assuming you’re referring to the fall-through subscription / catch-all? If yes, probably good to link to the issue to let @ig-sinicyn read through and see if it’s what he needs.