Internal waitlist queue now binds to the exchange using its own name.
That means if the waitlist name is "ei.domain001.my-rules.waitlist" then the binding key will also be that same name.
This is to fix an issue with multiple EI instances listening for events over the same exchange.
With a fixed binding key on all instances they would each get a copy of the event into their waitlist queue even though the event was only meant for one of the queues.
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Internal waitlist queue now binds to the exchange using its own name. That means if the waitlist name is "ei.domain001.my-rules.waitlist" then the binding key will also be that same name. This is to fix an issue with multiple EI instances listening for events over the same exchange. With a fixed binding key on all instances they would each get a copy of the event into their waitlist queue even though the event was only meant for one of the queues.
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