Closed carlhoerberg closed 9 years ago
Actually, the routing_key is there for new messages delivered while the queue is bound, but all old messages that are put into the queue on bind don't have a routing_key.
Maybe bump the version number (1.2.1?) and release a new version to https://www.rabbitmq.com/community-plugins.html ? I can do it, is it just to post the .ez file to the mailing list?
No, it doesn't work like that, we have a build system for community plugins. I'll ask @dumbbell
A new version of the plugin should we up on our community plugins page On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 9:33 AM Carl Hörberg notifications@github.com wrote:
Maybe bump the version number (1.2.1?) and release a new version to https://www.rabbitmq.com/community-plugins.html ? I can do it, is it just to post the .ez file to the mailing list?
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@carlhoerberg, to answer your question, to publish new or updated plugins to the community page, we run the build-community-plugins.py
script in rabbitmq-public-umbrella/release-build
. Once done, the script deploy-community-plugins.py
uploads the artifacts to www.rabbitmq.com. Finally, one has to re-deploy the website so the community-plugins.html
page is updated (the website is static).
Not very straightforward or community-oriented :-)
Publishing to a remote x-recent-history exchange removes the routing key of messages :(