Ensure type validation for incoming messages and clean up workflow input to prevent unintended data propagation. Added a dedicated ResumeAsync method to handle bookmark resumption logic consistently.
Fixes#6294
Simplified route normalization logic by removing unnecessary lowercase conversion and adjusted usages accordingly. These changes improve code readability, maintain consistency and fixes that route values are stored lower-cased instead of original-cased.
Updated `VariableMapper` for null assignment consistency and streamlined `VariableModel` instantiation. Improved `TypeJsonConverter` to handle list type aliases more explicitly, replacing ambiguous syntax with clearer format.
Previously, the code incorrectly used `MakeCollectionType` for arrays. This has been corrected to use `MakeArrayType`, ensuring proper deserialization of array arguments.
Removed unused and duplicate service registrations to simplify DI setup. Ensures cleaner and more maintainable code while preventing potential initialization conflicts.
Deleted an unnecessary `using` directive and a debug `Console.WriteLine` call. These changes clean up the code, improve readability, and avoid potential clutter.
Updated all instances of explicitly typed `string` and `JsonElement` to `var` in `JsonElementConverterTests.cs` to improve code readability and maintain consistency with modern C# coding practices. This change does not affect functionality but aligns with better style conventions.
The SetVariableWorkflow.cs file was deleted as it was no longer needed. This simplifies the codebase by removing unused workflows and reduces maintenance overhead.
Replaced InputProxy with alternative implementations, adding flexibility to handle inputs. Introduced a JsonElementConverter to deepen JavaScript and JSON element integration. Enhanced testing and object conversion logic, improving type handling and support for complex JSON scenarios.
Refactored TypeJsonConverter to distinguish and properly handle serialization of arrays and generic collections. Updated integration tests to include cases for round-tripping primitive arrays and collections for improved coverage.
Multitenancy is now disabled by default in `Program.cs` to simplify configuration. Additionally, removed the `publish_preview_nuget` step and refined conditions for `publish_nuget` to improve the workflow and align with the release process.
Added support for configuring Hangfire job storage per database provider, including PostgreSql, SQLite, and SQL Server. Introduced new methods for flexible Hangfire setup, while marking older APIs and storage configuration extensions as obsolete. Refactored related configurations for streamlined and centralized job scheduling logic.
Updated the logic to use `MakeArrayType` for array handling instead of generic collection types, ensuring consistency and better alignment with expected type structures. Adjustments were made in both the `VariableDefinitionMapper` and the `TypeJsonConverter`.
Replaced synchronous `CreateWorkflowInstance` with `CreateAndCommitWorkflowInstanceAsync` to ensure instance creation is properly committed. Included support for cancellation tokens to improve process control and reliability.
Enabled CachingOptions configuration and set a 1-day cache duration while disabling the use of secrets. These changes improve caching behavior and streamline application setup by avoiding secret dependencies.
Replaced absolute expiration with sliding expiration for cache entries to ensure the cache is kept active during frequent access. This change optimizes cache behavior and improves resource utilization.
Extract shared workflow graph retrieval logic into a new `GetWorkflowGraphAsync` method, reducing code duplication. Updated call sites to use the new method for better maintainability and readability.
Replaced `default` with explicit `null` for optional parameters to improve clarity and readability. Additionally, simplified object initialization by leveraging newer C# features like target-typed `new`.
Replaced asynchronous instance creation methods with streamlined synchronous alternatives where applicable. Introduced `CreateAndCommitWorkflowInstanceAsync` for combined instantiation and persistence, along with a separate `CreateWorkflowInstance` method for non-committal instantiation. Refactored related code to improve readability, maintainability, and runtime performance.
Replaced explicit type initializations with concise target-typed `new()` expressions where applicable, improving code readability and aligning with updated C# conventions. Updated .editorconfig to enforce consistent use of `var` for type declarations.
Add the name property to the workflow instance filter to make use of the name property that can be used in the Request class for the list endpoint. This allows us to filter purely on workflow instance name without using the SearchTerm
Replaces static resolver state with an instance-level resolver in `CrossScopedReferenceHandler` to enhance flexibility and thread-safety. Refactors `JsonWorkflowStateSerializer` to use `GetOptions` for improved API consistency and clarity.
Replaced `PerCallReferenceHandlerWrapper` with `CrossScopedReferenceHandler` and optimized the resolver initialization using `AsyncLocal`. This simplifies the code and ensures a more efficient handling of reference resolution during serialization.
The `ApplyOptions` method now correctly calls the base implementation before applying custom configurations. This ensures that any base behavior is preserved, preventing potential issues with serialization options.
Replaced direct use of `CrossScopedReferenceHandler` with `PerCallReferenceHandlerWrapper` for improved abstraction and reusability. Updated `ApplyOptions` to leverage the new wrapper, simplifying reference resolver management. Commented out redundant code to streamline the implementation.
Updated the target framework from .NET 8 to .NET 9 for future compatibility and language improvements. Adjusted null handling in `WorkflowDefinitionImporter` for better readability and correctness. Added a cancellation token to `ReadToEndAsync` for improved async operation control.
- **Improves performance:** The converters and static properties are pre-configured when the class is initialized. Only the `ReferenceHandler` is refreshed per call, avoiding repeated configuration of common options like converters.
- **Thread-safe:** Since `_cachedOptions` is immutable, it can safely be reused across threads.
**Tradeoffs:** Small performance cost during cloning, but still much faster than fully recreating options each time.
Added a missing comma in the README link text for the Elsa 2 section to improve readability and align with proper punctuation standards. No functional changes were made.
Enhanced the workflow cancellation process by saving the updated workflow state using `IWorkflowInstanceManager`. Similar updates were applied to state import logic to ensure consistency in persisting workflow state changes.
Moved `CancelWorkflowsCommandHandler` to the shared runtime module. Updated related project references, features, and configurations accordingly. Improved `WorkflowInstance` actor to save state using `IWorkflowInstanceManager`.
Removed `ConfigureRecurringTasksScheduleStartupTask` and moved its functionality into `RecurringTaskScheduleManager`. Simplified recurring task configuration and streamlined dependencies, improving maintainability. Added retention policies to `Elsa.Server.Web`.
