Introduce RemoveAsync and UpdateScheduleAsync to IBackgroundWorkerManager and implement them for the default in-memory manager, Hangfire, Quartz and TickerQ providers. The default BackgroundWorkerManager now tracks dynamic workers in a dictionary, supports stopping/removing workers and recreating workers with a new schedule; provider-specific managers update scheduler entries or remove recurring jobs accordingly. Documentation updated with usage examples for removing and updating schedules, and unit tests added to cover removal, schedule updates and non-existent worker behavior.
You can also **remove** a dynamic worker or **update its schedule** at runtime:
```csharp
// Remove a dynamic worker
var removed = await backgroundWorkerManager.RemoveAsync("InventorySyncWorker");
// Update the schedule of a dynamic worker
var updated = await backgroundWorkerManager.UpdateScheduleAsync(
"InventorySyncWorker",
new DynamicBackgroundWorkerSchedule
{
Period = 60000 // change to 60 seconds
}
);
```
Key points:
* `workerName` is the runtime identifier of the dynamic worker.
* The `handler` is registered at runtime and executed through the provider-specific worker manager.
* Provider behavior is preserved. For example, providers with persistent schedulers keep their own scheduling semantics.
* The default in-process manager uses in-memory periodic execution.
* `RemoveAsync` stops and removes a dynamic worker. Returns `true` if the worker was found and removed.
* `UpdateScheduleAsync` changes the schedule of an existing dynamic worker. Returns `true` if the worker was found and updated. The handler itself is not changed.
SALİH ÖZKARA
3 weeks ago