[FIXED] JetStream: queue name cannot contain "." when used as durable #841
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When calling `js.QueueSubscribe[Sync](subject, queue_name)`, if no durable name is provided, the queue name is used as the durable name, so the same restriction applies Resolves #840 Signed-off-by: Ivan Kozlovic <ivan@synadia.com>
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@kozlovic Thank you for fixing this so quickly! Do you have any ideas on when the next client release is? |
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@joseph-woodward-form3 there was one yesterday |
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@ripienaar Oh wow, the NATS team/contributors don't about about do they! Thanks! 😁 |
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We aim to please :) hope that resolves it for you, do let us know! |
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When calling
js.QueueSubscribe[Sync](subject, queue_name), ifno durable name is provided, the queue name is used as the durable
name, so the same restriction applies
Resolves #840
Signed-off-by: Ivan Kozlovic ivan@synadia.com