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Support for dead-lettering failed messages #61

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  • Add support for a Dead Letter mechanism. Failing or badly routed messages will now end up in a special dead letter queue instead of being silently discarded.
  • Declares new seneca.dlq dead letter queue.
  • Declares new seneca.dlx dead letter exchange.
  • Changes queue declaration to include x-dead-letter-exchange and x-message-ttl arguments, by default.

This may lead to potential issues if you upgrade from an older version. Please, read this wiki guide.

  • seneca is no longer a dependency -> moved to "devDependencies".

@nfantone nfantone self-assigned this Oct 16, 2016
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codecov-io commented Oct 16, 2016

Current coverage is 100% (diff: 100%)

Merging #61 into develop will not change coverage

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@nfantone nfantone merged commit d546f24 into develop Oct 16, 2016
@nfantone nfantone deleted the feature/dead-lettering branch October 16, 2016 18:17
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