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ASB MessageBus completes a poisonous message rather than DLQ it.
See original GitHub issueWhen AzureServiceBusMessageBus receives a poisonous message, it completes it with a log entry. ASB supports deadletter queues. Poisonous messages should be forwarded to the DLQ rather being completed.
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- Created 6 years ago
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- Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)
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Thanks, I’ll take a look into this 😃 Is there any chance you could update your pr to the cloud watch branch as I’m going to have merge conflicts as is 😃
Thanks! I’ll play around with this, it would be good to have serialization tests for all our on message implementations. Guess we’ll add that to the todo 😃