Using RabbitMQ middleware raises exception about convey HOT 5 CLOSED

Could you provide a sample code in which the extension is being used?

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the sample folder you did provider order service and delivring ones,
i already know how to fix

in RabbitMqSubscriber i replaced IApplicationBuilder with IServiceProvider
and fix its extension to pass the app.ApplicationServices

in extension:
public static IBusSubscriber UseRabbitMq(this IApplicationBuilder app) => new RabbitMqSubscriber(app.ApplicationServices);

public RabbitMqSubscriber(IServiceProvider app)
{
_serviceProvider = app.GetRequiredService();
_connection = app.GetRequiredService();
_channel = _connection.CreateModel();
_publisher = app.GetRequiredService();
_rabbitMqSerializer = app.GetRequiredService();
_conventionsProvider = app.GetRequiredService();
_contextProvider = app.GetRequiredService();
_logger = app.GetService<ILogger>();
_exceptionToMessageMapper = _serviceProvider.GetService() ??
new EmptyExceptionToMessageMapper();
_pluginsExecutor = _serviceProvider.GetService();
_options = _serviceProvider.GetService();
_loggerEnabled = _options.Logger?.Enabled ?? false;
_retries = _options.Retries >= 0 ? _options.Retries : 3;
_retryInterval = _options.RetryInterval > 0 ? _options.RetryInterval : 2;
}

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i think its something related to upgrading to 3.0 version I struggled with building the project and finally had to put

<FrameworkReference Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.App" />
in all the project files that have build issues

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Hmm, that's indeed a little bit strange, as the samples should work out of the box. Thanks for pointing that out, as I've just realized that RabbitMqSubscriber needs a proper container scope management, thus it will be fixed anyway :).

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Fixed, feel free to reopen the issue if problem still occurs. We will be doing some serious refactoring regarding the RabbitMQ package in the near future.

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