EventFlow.Autofac 0.6.456

• • Autofac (>= 3.5.2)
  • EventFlow (= 0.6.456)

Breaking: Read models have been significantly improved as they can now
subscribe to events from multiple aggregates. Use a custom
`IReadModelLocator` to define how read models are located. The supplied
`ILocateByAggregateId` simply uses the aggregate ID. To subscribe
to other events, simply implement `IAmReadModelFor<,,>` and make sure
you have supplied a proper read model locator.
- `UseMssqlReadModel` signature changed, change to
`.UseMssqlReadModel<MyReadModel, ILocateByAggregateId>()` in
order to have the previous functionality
- `UseInMemoryReadStoreFor` signature changed, change to
`.UseInMemoryReadStoreFor<MyReadModel, ILocateByAggregateId>()` in
order to have the previous functionality
Breaking: A warning is no longer logged if you forgot to subscribe to
a aggregate event in your read model as read models are no longer
strongly coupled to a specific aggregate and its events
Breaking: `ITransientFaultHandler` now takes the strategy as a generic
argument instead of the `Use<>` method. If you want to configure the
retry strategy, use `ConfigureRetryStrategy(...)` instead
New: You can now have multiple `IReadStoreManager` if you would like to
implement your own read model handling
New: `IEventStore` now has a `LoadEventsAsync` and `LoadEvents`
that loads `IDomainEvent`s based on global sequence number range
New: Its now possible to register generic services without them being
constructed generic types, i.e., register `typeof(IMyService<>)` as
`typeof(MyService<>)`
New: Table names for MSSQL read models can be assigned using the
`TableAttribute` from `System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations`
Fixed: Subscribers are invoked _after_ read stores have been updated,
which ensures that subscribers can use any read models that were
updated