The cleanup task can be disabled by specifying Timeout.InfiniteTimeSpan (-1 milliseconds). This currently disabled the repeating nature of the cleanup tasks but was still run once.
This can be conflicting if you have multiple endpoint instances sharing a single outbox. Examples are an endpoint which is scaled-out and/or different endpoints sharing the same database.
ramonsmits
commented
6 years ago
The cleanup task can be disabled by specifying
Timeout.InfiniteTimeSpan(-1 milliseconds). This currently disabled the repeating nature of the cleanup tasks but was still run once.This can be conflicting if you have multiple endpoint instances sharing a single outbox. Examples are an endpoint which is scaled-out and/or different endpoints sharing the same database.