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Release v16.44.2
Summary
Six independent, scoped bug fixes across kernel startup, client registration, projection activation, and the in-process testing surfaces.
Fixed
- Stopped a shutdown requested during kernel startup from crashing with an unhandled exception; it now stops gracefully and logs the shutdown (#3936)
- Fixed a
NullReferenceExceptionwhen an observer activates against an unset projection definition (#3934) ReactorScenarionow surfaces what a reactor handler throws instead of swallowing the exception, so throwing reactors can be specced (#3933)- In-memory event sequence storage now records the real identity that caused an event instead of hardcoding
Identity.System, so in-process scenarios can assert event attribution (#3928) ReadModelScenario'sGetInstanceByIdnow returnsnullfor an instance that was never seeded instead of throwing (#3927)- The client now keeps retrying artifact registration in the background after it fails on an otherwise healthy connection, instead of leaving observers disconnected indefinitely until the next reconnect (#3935)
Verification
dotnet build(Debug and Release) — zero warnings, zero errors across every affected projectdotnet test— zero failures acrossCore.Specs,Testing.Specs,DotNET.Specs,Storage.InMemory.Specs,Services.Specs- #3936's fix is top-level
Program.csstartup/shutdown control flow, which has no automated spec coverage in this codebase and was not exercised against a live kernel process in this session — it was verified by code review only (catchingOperationCanceledException, the base typeTaskCanceledExceptionderives from, aroundapp.RunAsyncis the standard .NET pattern for a cancellation requested during startup). Flagging this as unverified-at-runtime rather than claiming a manual test that wasn't actually run.