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# lib-cmd-queue-redis changelog

REVERTED - 0.5.0, 0.5.1, 0.6.0, 0.7.0 (13 - 18 Jul 2026)
- These releases have been reverted; this module is back at 0.4.0 and to its
  lib-data-stream-redis dependency:
  - 0.5.0 - async, non-blocking processing with heartbeat lease (PR #84, bdf9374)
  - 0.5.1 - retry command on handler exception instead of terminal-failing it (PR #87, 6c7b171)
  - 0.6.0 - error tracking on CommandState: errorsCount, error, modifiedAt (PR #89, e54229e)
  - 0.7.0 - migrate to lib-data-workqueue(-redis); CommandStatus SUBMITTED -> PENDING and
    RUNNING -> PROCESSING (PR #86, f3f4ac4)
- DOWNGRADE WARNING: 0.7.0 persists command state with the renamed PENDING/PROCESSING values
  and a 7-day TTL. This 0.4.0 code cannot decode them (PROCESSING fails deserialization;
  PENDING was a dead constant here), so if 0.7.0 ever ran against a given Redis, wait out the
  TTL or flush the affected command-state keys before rolling back onto it.
- Sources and full changelog of the reverted work - including the unreleased invocation-lease
  rework (2ecc744) that was never merged: branch archive/workqueue-pre-revert.

0.4.0 - 13 May 2026
- Add CommandQueue(MessageStream, StreamMetrics) constructor for optional Micrometer instrumentation
- Requires lib-data-stream-redis 1.4.0+

0.3.0 - 22 Feb 2026
- Remove stale compileOnly Groovy dependency (AbstractMessageStream is now pure Java)

0.2.0 - 5 Feb 2026
- Add explicit start()/stop() lifecycle to CommandService
- Replace @PostConstruct auto-start with caller-controlled queue consumption
- Handlers must be registered before calling start()

0.1.0 - 15 Jan 2026
- Initial release
- Asynchronous command queue with persistent state tracking
- Fire-and-forget command submission
- Typed parameters and results with JSON serialization
- Status transitions: SUBMITTED → RUNNING → SUCCEEDED/FAILED/CANCELLED
- Automatic timeout handling for long-running commands
- Periodic status checking via checkStatus() for async commands
- Command cancellation support
- Redis-backed persistent storage with TTL expiration