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  • First-party channel adapters for the major cloud-provider messaging services — Amazon SQS, Amazon SNS, and Google Cloud Pub/Sub — completing the multi-cloud publisher surface alongside Azure Service Bus and RabbitMQ.

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    0/3 issues closed
  • Schema-driven data classification and redaction for the regulated industries. Built on the `Microsoft.Extensions.Compliance.*` stack (no reinvented taxonomy), with storage-boundary redaction for the Audit Trail and the Delivery Log and an in-transit redaction pass for outbound publish channels — keeping clear-text confidential data out of every persistent and transported form.

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    0/4 issues closed
  • Roslyn incremental source generators that read `[Event]` / `[EventProperty]` annotations at compile time to emit zero-reflection `IEventConvertible` implementations, pre-built schema DI registration helpers, and strongly-typed domain publisher interfaces — shifting annotation errors left to the build and eliminating startup reflection overhead

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    0/4 issues closed
  • Bridges between Deveel Events and the four major .NET in-process mediator / command-bus frameworks — MediatR, Wolverine, Brighter — so teams can emit CloudEvents as a natural side-effect of existing handler dispatch and route inbound CloudEvents back into each framework's handler pipeline.

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    0/1 issues closed
  • Provider-agnostic subscription management framework, EF Core and MongoDB registry providers, and a secured REST management API with OpenAPI metadata and change-notification webhooks.

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    0/4 issues closed
  • Expanded testing utilities with fluent publish assertions, an in-memory event bus, and consumer-side test helpers.

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    0/4 issues closed
  • First-class consumer adapters — ASP.NET Core Webhook, RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, and MassTransit — completing the publish / consume lifecycle. This is a major release because it introduces a new, independently versioned surface area (Deveel.Events.Consumer.* packages) and changes the framing of the framework from a pure publisher to a full event-driven toolkit.

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    0/5 issues closed
  • CloudEvents HTTP binding for the Webhook publisher, a lightweight HTTP channel, plus new channel adapters for gRPC streaming, Apache Kafka, NATS/JetStream, and the Dapr pub/sub building block — completing the broker-agnostic and portable publisher surface.

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    2/7 issues closed