fix: don't let a failed RabbitMQ management API call fail every consumer count - #65
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…mer count GetConsumerCounts threw whenever the management API was unreachable or misconfigured (e.g. missing management URL/credentials), taking down every dashboard/ops endpoint built on top of it. Catch and degrade to empty queue data instead, matching GetQueueInfo's existing failure handling.
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The change narrows failure handling to the cache factory and changes failures from exceptions to empty data. Callers may not distinguish an unavailable management API from zero queues. Security-sensitive areas
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ChangesConsumer count retrieval
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change prevents RabbitMQ management API failures from breaking consumer-count endpoints, but a failed fetch may be cached and exposed as zero consumers, which can mislead dashboards and alerts until the cache expires. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to avoid caching failed results and represent unavailable monitoring data clearly. Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@SW.Bus/ConsumerReader.cs`:
- Around line 122-136: The queue-fetch failure path in the GetOrCreateAsync
factory must not cache Array.Empty<Queue>(), since that masks later recovery.
Update the catch around managementClient.GetQueuesAsync to evict the "queues"
cache entry or bypass caching for the fallback, while preserving the successful
lastUpdatedUtc update and result caching; cover failure followed by recovery
before cache expiry.
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SW.Bus/ConsumerReader.cs (1)
122-136: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityNo change needed for the missing URL path.
IServiceCollectionExtensionsassigns a defaultManagementUrlbefore registeringConsumerReader, as documented byBusOptions. The reported constructor failure applies only to unsupported direct construction.
A failure was cached under the same key/TTL as a success, so a transient management API blip reported "no queues" for up to MonitoringCacheSeconds even after the API recovered. Only cache successful fetches now; a failure falls through to empty data without poisoning the next call.
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ConsumerReader.GetConsumerCountscalled the RabbitMQ management API with no error handling, so any failure (unreachable host, wrong port/credentials — e.g. management URL/username/password not configured, falling back to a derived-but-wrong AMQP-based URL) threw and propagated to every caller: dashboard summary, alerts, consumers, retries, dead letters, and work group live stats.GetQueueInfoalready does, degrading to empty queue data instead of throwing.Test plan
dotnet build SW.Bus/SW.Bus.csproj -c Releasesucceeds/api/ops/*once bumped to the version this PR publishes