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[Backport] Add CancelInvocation support to MsgPack in TS client #7404
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@Eilon could you bar-check this one please? |
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I'm pretty sure that was an off by one. I just updated it to consider.
This is correct. |
Cool. Can send shiproom mail for it. BTW I recommend updating the shiproom template to indicate it ships as OOB because it's an NPM package, not NuGet. |
We try not to do that and build/ship at the same time the nupkgs do. |
Yeah I get we ship as part of the build, and I don't want to do a one-off, but it's less scary when it's not in a NUPKG 😄 |
Thanks! (It was my mistake to mislabel this.) I'll get this to the shiproom tomorrow. |
Approved for 2.2.3 |
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Approved in shiproom. Let's get this in asap (before EOD please.)
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@dougbu FYI this is in. |
Backport of #7224
Issue #7157
Description
The @aspnet/signalr-protocols-msgpack addition to the Javascript client would throw when sending a new message that was added to the SignalR protocol in the 2.2 release. This change adds the serializing for that new message so it no longer throws for correct behavior.
Customer Impact
Customers will no longer get exceptions for using this correct behavior.
Regression?
None, this is a new feature that was added and was missed getting added to the @aspnet/signalr-protocols-msgpack npm package.
Risk
Very low, adding a serialized response on the client when it would incorrectly throw before.
cc @muratg