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Error while reading stream: The input does not contain any JSON tokens
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
We are using Eventuous and EventStore Cloud. After updating Eventuous we get the following error
"Unable to read events from Qualification-11734: The input does not contain any JSON tokens. Expected the input to start with a valid JSON token, when isFinalBlock is true. Path: $ | LineNumber: 0 | BytePositionInLine: 0."
Locally I’m running the code using Eventuous against a single ESDB instance running 21.10.5.0. Our ESDB cluster version is 21.10.4.0.
Interestingly I had the same issue locally, for some time, as I downgraded the ESDB version (from 22.x to 21.10.5.0) for debugging this. Then I switched Eventuous version to 0.10.x and up again. Locally I’m now run Eventuous 0.11.3 against ESDB 21.10.5.0.
Using Eventuous 0.11.3 against the ESDB cloud version (21.10.4.0) still shows the error above.
Any idea or hint what can cause this?
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- Created a year ago
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Should be fine in 0.11.4 when the nuget package is published (takes a few minutes)
Here is a quickly bugled up test showing it failing.
https://github.com/devployment/Eventuous.MetadataTest
And yes, it is an empty array, read directly from the EventStoreClient