@entifix/amqp 0.10.2 → 0.11.0

package/dist/adapters/amqp-event-bus.js

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 import { _ as _extends } from "@swc/helpers/_/_extends";
 import { ShutdownRegistryTag, WiringRegistryTag } from '@entifix/business';
-import { isFailure, makeEventEnvelope, readEventEnvelope, Unavailable } from '@entifix/core';
+import { decodeEvent, encodeEvent, isFailure, Unavailable } from '@entifix/core';
 import { EventBusTag } from '@entifix/transactions';
 import { Context, Duration, Effect, Layer, Option } from 'effect';
 import { AmqpChannelTag, EVENTS_DLX, EVENTS_EXCHANGE } from '../amqp-connection/amqp-connection.js';
@@ -236,16 +236,23 @@ const quarantine = (channel, message, queue, failure, attempts)=>{
    * making.
    */ let inFlight = 0;
     const bus = {
-        publish: (event)=>Effect.tryPromise({
-                try: ()=>connector.withChannel(async (channel)=>{
-                        channel.publish(EVENTS_EXCHANGE, event.name, Buffer.from(JSON.stringify(makeEventEnvelope(event))), {
-                            persistent: true
-                        });
-                    }),
-                catch: (error)=>new Unavailable({
-                        dependency: 'amqp'
-                    })
-            }).pipe(Effect.tap(()=>wiring.recordPublish(event.name).pipe(Effect.andThen(recordPublished(event.name)))), // Counted here and not in the `catch` above, which only builds the
+        // Encoded before the channel is touched: a message its registration
+        // refuses — no schema, no audience, no version — fails the publish as a
+        // protocol failure instead of reaching a consumer that would quarantine it.
+        publish: (event)=>Effect.flatMap(encodeEvent(event), (envelope)=>Effect.tryPromise({
+                    try: ()=>connector.withChannel(async (channel)=>{
+                            channel.publish(EVENTS_EXCHANGE, event.name, Buffer.from(JSON.stringify(envelope)), {
+                                persistent: true
+                            });
+                        }),
+                    catch: ()=>new Unavailable({
+                            dependency: 'amqp'
+                        })
+                })).pipe(// Recorded **after** the publish succeeds, so `GET /api/$service` reports
+            // what this process actually put on the exchange. Recording the intent
+            // instead would make the declared-vs-observed diff pass on a service whose
+            // every publish is failing.
+            Effect.tap(()=>wiring.recordPublish(event.name).pipe(Effect.andThen(recordPublished(event.name)))), // Counted here and not in the `catch` above, which only builds the
             // error: a rising publish-failure rate against a flat published rate
             // is what a broker outage looks like from the publisher's side, and
             // the outbox's own backlog is the confirmation.
@@ -287,20 +294,15 @@ const quarantine = (channel, message, queue, failure, attempts)=>{
                             const settle = Effect.try({
                                 try: ()=>JSON.parse(message.content.toString()),
                                 catch: ()=>UNREADABLE
-                            }).pipe(Effect.flatMap((parsed)=>readEventEnvelope(parsed).pipe(Effect.mapError(classify))), // The handler carries no requirements (the subscriber closes over
+                            }).pipe(Effect.flatMap((parsed)=>decodeEvent(parsed).pipe(Effect.mapError(classify))), // The handler carries no requirements (the subscriber closes over
                             // its store), so it runs standalone.
                             //
-                            // ⚠️ A handler's failure is classified by its category, not
-                            // treated as transient across the board. The transport
-                            // validates `meta` and deliberately not `data` (inventing an
-                            // opinion about a payload is how the bus would start knowing
-                            // about domains), so a consumer that decodes its own payload
-                            // is the *only* thing that can tell a malformed one from a bad
-                            // afternoon at the database — and it says so by failing with
-                            // a business or `protocol` failure, which quarantines at once
-                            // instead of spending `maxAttempts` on every message
-                            // behind it. Measured on `catalog.published`: a payload the
-                            // contract rejected used to take five deliveries to quarantine.
+                            // ⚠️ `data` is decoded against the schema its event name
+                            // registered, so a malformed payload is a `protocol` failure
+                            // here — poison, quarantined at once — before any handler
+                            // runs. A handler's own failure is classified by its category
+                            // the same way: a business or `protocol` failure quarantines
+                            // instead of spending `maxAttempts` on every message behind it.
                             Effect.flatMap((event)=>handler(event).pipe(Effect.mapError(classify))));
                             // Counted around the whole settle, so a shutdown waits for the ack
                             // as well as the handler: cancelling a consumer stops *new*

package/dist/adapters/amqp-event-bus.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
-{"version":3,"sources":["../../src/adapters/amqp-event-bus.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import type { WiringRegistry } from '@entifix/business';\nimport { ShutdownRegistryTag, WiringRegistryTag } from '@entifix/business';\nimport {\n  isFailure,\n  makeEventEnvelope,\n  readEventEnvelope,\n  Unavailable,\n} from '@entifix/core';\nimport {\n  type EventBus,\n  EventBusTag,\n  type Subscription,\n} from '@entifix/transactions';\nimport type { Channel, ConsumeMessage } from 'amqplib';\nimport { Context, Duration, Effect, Layer, Option } from 'effect';\n\nimport {\n  AmqpChannelTag,\n  type AmqpConnector,\n  EVENTS_DLX,\n  EVENTS_EXCHANGE,\n} from '../amqp-connection/amqp-connection.js';\nimport {\n  recordConsumed,\n  recordFailed,\n  recordPublished,\n  recordPublishFailure,\n  recordQuarantined,\n  type SubscriptionTags,\n} from './bus-metrics.js';\n\n/** Appended to a work queue's name to make the queue that holds its failures. */\nconst QUARANTINE_SUFFIX = '.quarantine';\n\n/**\n * How often the shutdown drain re-checks whether the handlers have finished.\n *\n * A poll rather than a latch because a delivery is started from amqplib's own\n * callback, outside any fiber this module holds; the drain's own bound is the\n * shutdown hook's, so this interval only decides how promptly the process\n * notices it is free to go.\n */\nconst DELIVERY_POLL = Duration.millis(25);\n\n/**\n * Why a delivery did not succeed, which is the whole of the nack decision.\n *\n * `transient` is a handler that threw — a dependency briefly gone, a timeout —\n * and is worth another delivery. `poison` is a payload this process cannot\n * read, and is worth **none**: a message that cannot be deserialized never\n * becomes deserializable, so retrying it only spends the delivery budget of the\n * messages queued behind it. Conflating the two is what the adapter once did,\n * on a queue that discarded both.\n *\n * A *business* failure is neither, and never reaches here: that message was\n * handled successfully and produced its own `failed` event.\n */\ninterface DeliveryFailure {\n  readonly kind: 'transient' | 'poison';\n  /** The failure's code and category, carried onto a quarantined message. */\n  readonly code: string;\n  readonly category: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * The poison rule, by category and never by class\n * ([ADR 0013](../../../../../docs/adr/0013-failures-are-typed-values-decided-at-the-shell.md)):\n * an answer redelivered is the same answer, so every business failure is\n * poison, and so is `protocol` — bytes that did not decode will not decode on\n * the fifth try. The transient categories are redelivered, bounded by the\n * subscription's `maxAttempts` as the adapter counts them, and so is anything\n * uncategorised: not knowing what went wrong is not evidence that retrying is\n * pointless.\n */\nconst classify = (error: unknown): DeliveryFailure =>\n  isFailure(error)\n    ? {\n        kind:\n          error.family === 'business' || error.category === 'protocol'\n            ? 'poison'\n            : 'transient',\n        code: error.code,\n        category: error.category,\n      }\n    : { kind: 'transient', code: 'internal', category: 'internal' };\n\n/** A payload that is not JSON: the sender's fault, decided before any handler. */\nconst UNREADABLE: DeliveryFailure = {\n  kind: 'poison',\n  code: 'invalidEnvelope',\n  category: 'invalid',\n};\n\n/**\n * The queue a subscription binds.\n *\n * `<subscribing slice>.<pattern>`, so the name says who is owed the messages in\n * it — readable in the broker's own UI, which is where someone looks when a\n * queue has depth. The slice is the *subscriber's*, never the publisher's:\n * `EventSourceTag` names the emitter, and one deployment hosts several slices\n * (a host may co-deploy two slices in one process), so\n * deriving from it would file a consumer's queue under whoever happened to\n * publish from the same process.\n *\n * `*` and `#` are spelled out because AMQP 0-9-1 restricts a queue name to\n * letters, digits, hyphen, underscore, period and colon. RabbitMQ is lenient in\n * practice, but the name also has to survive being a URL path segment in the\n * management API, and `%2A` in an operator's address bar is a poor trade for\n * three saved characters.\n */\nexport const queueNameFor = (subscription: Subscription): string =>\n  `${subscription.slice}.${subscription.pattern\n    .replaceAll('*', '_star_')\n    .replaceAll('#', '_hash_')}`;\n\n/**\n * Declares the queue a subscription consumes and returns its name.\n *\n * A **work** queue is durable and quorum-backed, so it survives the consumer's\n * restart and accumulates while it is gone — the hop the outbox relay's\n * durability chain was missing. Its retry ceiling is the subscription's\n * `maxAttempts`, counted by the adapter in {@link ATTEMPTS_HEADER} because the\n * broker does not count a requeued nack (#130). The same number is the queue's\n * `x-delivery-limit`, which bounds what the broker *does* count — a redelivery\n * after a consumer crash.\n *\n * The quarantine is declared **first**: a message dead-lettered the instant the\n * work queue exists must have somewhere to land, and a `direct` exchange with\n * no matching binding drops what it routes.\n *\n * `x-delivery-limit` is immutable once a queue exists. Re-declaring with a\n * different `maxAttempts` fails `PRECONDITION_FAILED` and closes the channel,\n * and there is no safe automatic recovery — so changing the ceiling means\n * deleting the queue, which locally is `pnpm run <app>:dev:reset`.\n */\nconst declareQueue = async (\n  channel: Channel,\n  subscription: Subscription,\n): Promise<string> => {\n  if (subscription.mode === 'broadcast') {\n    // Connection-scoped and retained by nobody, which is right only when the\n    // replicas differ from one another, as a per-connection push does.\n    const { queue } = await channel.assertQueue('', { exclusive: true });\n    return queue;\n  }\n\n  const queue = queueNameFor(subscription);\n  const quarantine = `${queue}${QUARANTINE_SUFFIX}`;\n\n  await channel.assertQueue(quarantine, {\n    durable: true,\n    arguments: { 'x-queue-type': 'quorum' },\n  });\n  await channel.bindQueue(quarantine, EVENTS_DLX, queue);\n  await channel.assertQueue(queue, {\n    durable: true,\n    arguments: {\n      'x-queue-type': 'quorum',\n      'x-delivery-limit': subscription.maxAttempts,\n      'x-dead-letter-exchange': EVENTS_DLX,\n      'x-dead-letter-routing-key': queue,\n    },\n  });\n\n  return queue;\n};\n\n/**\n * The adapter's own count of the attempts a message has failed, carried on the\n * copy it republishes (#130).\n *\n * The broker cannot be trusted with it. RabbitMQ 4 does not count a requeued\n * `basic.nack` toward a quorum queue's `x-delivery-limit` — measured on 4.3.5:\n * a queue limited to 2 delivered one message 8 times and never set\n * `x-delivery-count` — so a transient failure that never cleared was\n * redelivered without a ceiling and without a pause. `x-delivery-limit` stays\n * on the queue, where it still bounds the redeliveries a crashed consumer\n * causes, which the broker does count.\n */\nexport const ATTEMPTS_HEADER = 'x-entifix-attempts';\n\nconst attemptsSoFar = (message: ConsumeMessage): number => {\n  const value: unknown = message.properties?.headers?.[ATTEMPTS_HEADER];\n  return typeof value === 'number' && Number.isInteger(value) && value > 0\n    ? value\n    : 0;\n};\n\n/** How long a transient failure waits before its copy goes back on the queue. */\nexport type RedeliveryBackoff = (attempt: number) => Duration.Duration;\n\n/**\n * A backoff doubling from `baseMs`, capped at `capMs`. The wait holds the\n * delivery — the queue is `prefetch(1)`, so it pauses this consumer — which is\n * the point: a dependency that is down is not helped by asking it again at\n * once.\n */\nexport const exponentialRedeliveryBackoff =\n  (dials: {\n    readonly baseMs: number;\n    readonly capMs: number;\n  }): RedeliveryBackoff =>\n  attempt =>\n    Duration.millis(Math.min(dials.baseMs * 2 ** (attempt - 1), dials.capMs));\n\n/** Doubling from 100 ms, capped at two seconds. */\nexport const DEFAULT_REDELIVERY_BACKOFF: RedeliveryBackoff =\n  exponentialRedeliveryBackoff({ baseMs: 100, capMs: 2_000 });\n\n/**\n * The redelivery backoff {@link AmqpEventBusLayer} uses, when a composition\n * provides one; {@link DEFAULT_REDELIVERY_BACKOFF} otherwise.\n *\n * A tag rather than a layer option because the dials it is sized from are\n * runtime configuration a host reads at boot, after the layer value already\n * exists. Read with `Effect.serviceOption`, so a host that never sizes it\n * provides nothing — which also means nothing forces one that meant to, and\n * the spec pins both arms.\n */\nexport class RedeliveryBackoffTag extends Context.Service<\n  RedeliveryBackoffTag,\n  RedeliveryBackoff\n>()('RedeliveryBackoffTag') {}\n\n/**\n * Settles a delivery that failed.\n *\n * Poison on a `work` queue — and a transient failure that has spent the\n * subscription's `maxAttempts` — is republished to the dead-letter exchange\n * **with its reason**: `x-failure-code`, `x-failure-category` and the attempts\n * spent. It is then acked rather than nacked, because a nack cannot carry\n * headers, and a quarantine of messages nobody can say anything about is a\n * queue an operator has to replay blind. If that publish is refused the nack\n * still quarantines it, reasonless.\n *\n * A transient failure under the ceiling waits its backoff, goes back on its own\n * queue as a copy carrying the attempt count, and the original is acked. If\n * that publish is refused it is nacked for the broker to redeliver, which is\n * the old behaviour and still better than losing it. A `broadcast` queue has no\n * quarantine and no ceiling, so its failures are dropped.\n */\nconst settleFailure = (\n  channel: Channel,\n  message: ConsumeMessage,\n  queue: string,\n  subscription: Subscription,\n  failure: DeliveryFailure,\n  backoff: RedeliveryBackoff,\n  tags: SubscriptionTags,\n): Effect.Effect<void> => {\n  if (subscription.mode === 'broadcast') {\n    return Effect.sync(() => channel.nack(message, false, false));\n  }\n  const attempts =\n    failure.kind === 'transient' ? attemptsSoFar(message) + 1 : 0;\n  if (failure.kind === 'poison' || attempts >= subscription.maxAttempts) {\n    return Effect.sync(() =>\n      quarantine(channel, message, queue, failure, attempts),\n    ).pipe(Effect.andThen(recordQuarantined(tags, failure.category)));\n  }\n  const wait = backoff(attempts);\n  return (Duration.isZero(wait) ? Effect.void : Effect.sleep(wait)).pipe(\n    Effect.andThen(\n      Effect.sync(() => {\n        try {\n          channel.publish('', queue, message.content, {\n            ...message.properties,\n            persistent: true,\n            headers: {\n              ...message.properties?.headers,\n              [ATTEMPTS_HEADER]: attempts,\n            },\n          });\n          channel.ack(message);\n        } catch {\n          channel.nack(message, false, true);\n        }\n      }),\n    ),\n  );\n};\n\nconst quarantine = (\n  channel: Channel,\n  message: ConsumeMessage,\n  queue: string,\n  failure: DeliveryFailure,\n  attempts: number,\n): void => {\n  try {\n    channel.publish(EVENTS_DLX, queue, message.content, {\n      ...message.properties,\n      persistent: true,\n      headers: {\n        ...message.properties?.headers,\n        'x-failure-code': failure.code,\n        'x-failure-category': failure.category,\n        ...(attempts > 0 ? { [ATTEMPTS_HEADER]: attempts } : {}),\n      },\n    });\n    channel.ack(message);\n  } catch {\n    // Quarantined without its reason beats not quarantined.\n    channel.nack(message, false, false);\n  }\n};\n\n/**\n * RabbitMQ-backed {@link EventBus}. Events go out as `event` envelopes on the\n * shared topic exchange — the adapter owns the wire framing, so the port stays\n * event-typed.\n *\n * **The event's own name is the routing key**, which is what lets a subscriber\n * bind the exact pattern it declared in `tools/slices/*.slice.ts`.\n *\n * The queue a subscriber binds is its own choice of shape. A `work`\n * subscription gets a named durable queue that replicas share and that keeps\n * accumulating while the consumer is down; a `broadcast` one gets an exclusive\n * queue, where every replica sees every event and nothing\n * survives a restart. Choosing broadcast for a workload that is work is how an\n * event published during a rollout is dropped by the broker while the outbox\n * has already recorded it sent.\n *\n * Both methods go through the {@link AmqpConnector} rather than holding a\n * channel, because a channel does not survive the broker restarting. `publish`\n * asks for a live one per call, and `subscribe` registers its setup so the\n * connector can re-run it against the new channel after a reconnect. A durable\n * queue outlives that reconnect; the consumer bound to it does not.\n *\n * It returns the bus **and** its `drainDeliveries`, rather than only the port:\n * waiting for in-flight handlers is an adapter fact — it is this module that\n * runs them — and putting it on `EventBus` would make every implementation of\n * a framework-free port carry a shutdown concern it has no deliveries to drain.\n */\nexport const makeAmqpEventBus = (\n  connector: AmqpConnector,\n  wiring: WiringRegistry,\n  options: { readonly redeliveryBackoff?: RedeliveryBackoff } = {},\n): { bus: EventBus; drainDeliveries: Effect.Effect<void> } => {\n  const backoff = options.redeliveryBackoff ?? DEFAULT_REDELIVERY_BACKOFF;\n  /**\n   * Handlers started and not yet settled.\n   *\n   * Nothing tracked them before, so a SIGTERM killed them mid-flight and the\n   * broker redelivered whatever was unacked — safe only while every consumer\n   * happens to be idempotent, which is the assumption the command inbox stops\n   * making.\n   */\n  let inFlight = 0;\n\n  const bus: EventBus = {\n    publish: event =>\n      Effect.tryPromise({\n        try: () =>\n          connector.withChannel(async channel => {\n            channel.publish(\n              EVENTS_EXCHANGE,\n              event.name,\n              Buffer.from(JSON.stringify(makeEventEnvelope(event))),\n              { persistent: true },\n            );\n          }),\n        catch: error => new Unavailable({ dependency: 'amqp' }),\n        // Recorded **after** the publish succeeds, so `GET /api/$service` reports\n        // what this process actually put on the exchange. Recording the intent\n        // instead would make the declared-vs-observed diff pass on a service whose\n        // every publish is failing.\n      }).pipe(\n        Effect.tap(() =>\n          wiring\n            .recordPublish(event.name)\n            .pipe(Effect.andThen(recordPublished(event.name))),\n        ),\n        // Counted here and not in the `catch` above, which only builds the\n        // error: a rising publish-failure rate against a flat published rate\n        // is what a broker outage looks like from the publisher's side, and\n        // the outbox's own backlog is the confirmation.\n        Effect.tapError(() => recordPublishFailure(event.name)),\n      ),\n\n    subscribe: (subscription, handler) =>\n      Effect.tryPromise({\n        try: () =>\n          connector.addConsumer(async channel => {\n            // One unacked message at a time: events for a transaction are then\n            // folded serially (never concurrently), so an `accepted`/`completed`\n            // pair can't race into two upserts.\n            await channel.prefetch(1);\n            const queue = await declareQueue(channel, subscription);\n            await channel.bindQueue(\n              queue,\n              EVENTS_EXCHANGE,\n              subscription.pattern,\n            );\n            // What the process **bound**, recorded at the point it bound it. The\n            // registry deduplicates, so re-running this setup after a reconnect\n            // does not double the entry.\n            await Effect.runPromise(\n              wiring.recordSubscription({\n                slice: subscription.slice,\n                pattern: subscription.pattern,\n                mode: subscription.mode,\n                queue,\n              }),\n            );\n            // Resolved once per binding rather than per delivery: `queue` is the\n            // durable name for a `work` subscription and the broker's generated\n            // one for a `broadcast` queue, so it is only knowable here.\n            const tags: SubscriptionTags = {\n              queue,\n              slice: subscription.slice,\n              mode: subscription.mode,\n            };\n            const { consumerTag } = await channel.consume(\n              queue,\n              (message: ConsumeMessage | null) => {\n                if (message === null) {\n                  return;\n                }\n\n                // Reading the payload and running the handler are separated on\n                // purpose: they fail for different reasons and earn different\n                // treatment. `JSON.parse` is inside the Effect because it throws\n                // *synchronously* — outside, it escaped into amqplib's callback and\n                // the message was never even nacked.\n                const settle = Effect.try({\n                  try: () => JSON.parse(message.content.toString()) as unknown,\n                  catch: (): DeliveryFailure => UNREADABLE,\n                }).pipe(\n                  Effect.flatMap(parsed =>\n                    readEventEnvelope(parsed).pipe(Effect.mapError(classify)),\n                  ),\n                  // The handler carries no requirements (the subscriber closes over\n                  // its store), so it runs standalone.\n                  //\n                  // ⚠️ A handler's failure is classified by its category, not\n                  // treated as transient across the board. The transport\n                  // validates `meta` and deliberately not `data` (inventing an\n                  // opinion about a payload is how the bus would start knowing\n                  // about domains), so a consumer that decodes its own payload\n                  // is the *only* thing that can tell a malformed one from a bad\n                  // afternoon at the database — and it says so by failing with\n                  // a business or `protocol` failure, which quarantines at once\n                  // instead of spending `maxAttempts` on every message\n                  // behind it. Measured on `catalog.published`: a payload the\n                  // contract rejected used to take five deliveries to quarantine.\n                  Effect.flatMap(event =>\n                    handler(event).pipe(Effect.mapError(classify)),\n                  ),\n                );\n\n                // Counted around the whole settle, so a shutdown waits for the ack\n                // as well as the handler: cancelling a consumer stops *new*\n                // deliveries and says nothing about this one.\n                inFlight += 1;\n                void Effect.runPromise(\n                  settle.pipe(\n                    // Effect's metric registry is a process-wide singleton, so an\n                    // increment inside this detached `runPromise` reaches the same\n                    // producer `NodeSdk` exports from. That is the only reason a\n                    // metric works here at all — nothing about this fiber is\n                    // inside the observability layer.\n                    Effect.matchEffect({\n                      onSuccess: () =>\n                        recordConsumed(tags).pipe(\n                          Effect.andThen(\n                            Effect.sync(() => channel.ack(message)),\n                          ),\n                        ),\n                      onFailure: failure =>\n                        recordFailed(tags, failure.kind).pipe(\n                          Effect.andThen(\n                            settleFailure(\n                              channel,\n                              message,\n                              queue,\n                              subscription,\n                              failure,\n                              backoff,\n                              tags,\n                            ),\n                          ),\n                        ),\n                    }),\n                  ),\n                ).finally(() => {\n                  inFlight -= 1;\n                });\n              },\n            );\n            return [consumerTag];\n          }),\n        catch: error => new Unavailable({ dependency: 'amqp' }),\n      }),\n  };\n\n  return {\n    bus,\n    drainDeliveries: Effect.gen(function* () {\n      while (inFlight > 0) {\n        yield* Effect.sleep(DELIVERY_POLL);\n      }\n    }),\n  };\n};\n\n/**\n * Provides {@link EventBusTag} from an {@link AmqpChannelTag}.\n *\n * It also takes {@link WiringRegistryTag}, which `makeServerLayer` provides once\n * per service — so the bus and `GET /api/$service` share one instance, and the\n * document reports the bindings this very process made.\n */\nexport const AmqpEventBusLayer = Layer.effect(\n  EventBusTag,\n  Effect.gen(function* () {\n    const connector = yield* AmqpChannelTag;\n    const wiring = yield* WiringRegistryTag;\n    const shutdown = yield* ShutdownRegistryTag;\n    const redeliveryBackoff = yield* Effect.serviceOption(RedeliveryBackoffTag);\n    const { bus, drainDeliveries } = makeAmqpEventBus(connector, wiring, {\n      redeliveryBackoff: Option.getOrUndefined(redeliveryBackoff),\n    });\n\n    // `stop-intake`, and both halves are it: cancelling stops the broker\n    // handing over anything new, then the drain waits for the deliveries\n    // already in progress. Registered here rather than in a service's `main.ts`\n    // for the reason every registry in this repo exists — a service that gains\n    // a bus gains its drain, with nothing to remember.\n    yield* shutdown.register({\n      name: 'amqp-consumers',\n      phase: 'stop-intake',\n      run: Effect.promise(() => connector.cancelConsumers()).pipe(\n        Effect.andThen(drainDeliveries),\n      ),\n    });\n\n    return bus;\n  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package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@entifix/amqp",
-  "version": "0.10.2",
+  "version": "0.11.0",
   "description": "RabbitMQ connection and health probe, and an optional event bus for @entifix/transactions with retry and quarantine.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "repository": {
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     "amqplib": "2.2.0",
-    "@entifix/business": "0.10.2",
-    "@entifix/core": "0.10.2"
+    "@entifix/business": "0.11.0",
+    "@entifix/core": "0.11.0"
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     "effect": "4.0.6",
-    "@entifix/transactions": "0.10.2",
-    "@entifix/testing-unit": "0.10.2"
+    "@entifix/testing-unit": "0.11.0",
+    "@entifix/transactions": "0.11.0"
   },
   "peerDependencies": {
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-    "@entifix/transactions": "0.10.2"
+    "@entifix/transactions": "0.11.0"
   },
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