Sergey Odinokov

Consider you have the `IMyJob` interface and the `MyJob` class that implements that interface. Using current IoC containers, we can know that `MyJob` class exists only when trying to create...

Much faster scheduled jobs with less hops will be possible with the upcoming Hangfire 1.8.0 I'm planning to release at the end of this month. The new version allows to...

Unfortunately there are no plans to implement Cassandra storage support, and I've also updated the original post, please see the top of the page.

This is a general issue with NuGet itself described in this issue on GitHub: https://github.com/NuGet/Home/issues/5553, feel free to upvote it. The problem is that NuGet doesn't allow developers or package...

While I agree that bumping all the dependencies whenever new versions are available for them will make it easier for some to stay on the edge and have no automated...

But what to do if there's a company that has an application that's using Newtonsoft.Json of a specific outdated version, and upgrading to the latest version will cause compile-time (that's...

> I think that when a developer decides to update its projects and find something that is changed in the references, it should have all the tools to update and/or...

I have just committed a change to Hangfire.Core itself to set the `MaxDepth` property to its `JsonSeriarlizerOptions` objects, so it's safe to use whatever version of Newtonsoft.Json we have. This...

I have also posted a comment in the NuGet repository regarding the possible solution for this problem. It is still supported by the NuGet Client itself, but currently it is...

> The reality is, even if Hangfire bumps a dependency version, NuGet may still not choose that newer version in a consuming project—especially if other referenced packages impose stricter constraints,...