To add a collaborator to this project you will need to use the Relish gem to add the collaborator via a terminal command. Soon you'll be able to also add collaborators here!
More about adding a collaboratorManual Message Acknowledgement
This mode requires the consumer to call ack on the message in order to acknowledge it
- Background
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- Given
- I am connected to the broker
- And
- I have a destination :source_queue with no messages on it
- Scenarios
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- Consuming Messages
- When a message is nack'ed
- When an occurs before the message is ack'ed
- When an error occurs after the message is ack'ed
- Consuming Messages
-
- Given
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I have a message consumer
MessageDriver::Client.consumer(:my_consumer) do |message| message.ack end - And
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I create a subscription
MessageDriver::Client.subscribe(:source_queue, :my_consumer, ack: :manual) - When
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I send the following messages to :source_queue
body Test Message 1 Test Message 2 - And
- I let the subscription process
- Then
- I expect to find no messages on :source_queue
- When a message is nack'ed
-
- Given
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I have a message consumer
MessageDriver::Client.consumer(:my_consumer) do |message| message.nack(requeue: true) end - And
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I create a subscription
MessageDriver::Client.subscribe(:source_queue, :my_consumer, ack: :manual) - When
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I send the following messages to :source_queue
body Test Message 1 Test Message 2 - And
- I let the subscription process
- Then
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I expect to find the following 2 messages on :source_queue
body Test Message 1 Test Message 2
- When an occurs before the message is ack'ed
-
- Given
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I have a message consumer
MessageDriver::Client.consumer(:my_consumer) do |message| raise "oh nos!" message.ack end - And
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I create a subscription
MessageDriver::Client.subscribe(:source_queue, :my_consumer, ack: :manual) - When
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I send the following messages to :source_queue
body Test Message 1 Test Message 2 - And
- I let the subscription process
- Then
-
I expect to find the following 2 messages on :source_queue
body Test Message 1 Test Message 2
- When an error occurs after the message is ack'ed
-
- Given
-
I have a message consumer
MessageDriver::Client.consumer(:my_consumer) do |message| message.ack raise "oh nos!" end - And
-
I create a subscription
MessageDriver::Client.subscribe(:source_queue, :my_consumer, ack: :manual) - When
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I send the following messages to :source_queue
body Test Message 1 Test Message 2 - And
- I let the subscription process
- Then
- I expect to find no messages on :source_queue
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