When Application Services are registered via ConventionalControllers.Create(),
their types are added to DynamicProxyIgnoreTypes, which disables the
ValidationInterceptor. The AbpValidationActionFilter only checked ModelState
(DataAnnotations), so FluentValidation rules were never executed.
Add IValidationEnabled check in AbpValidationActionFilter to call
IMethodInvocationValidator for conventional controllers, enabling
FluentValidation support without duplicating validation for regular controllers.
Resolve#23457
Added a demo section showcasing the integration of AnythingLLM with ABP and its OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Enhanced clarity on workspace routing and configuration.
Add IMPORTANT notes explaining that the Ollama server must be installed and running and that models referenced by a workspace must be pulled locally before configuring. Include example commands (e.g. ollama pull llama3.2 and ollama pull nomic-embed-text) and note that nomic-embed-text is embedding-only. Also add a similar reminder in the RAG section to pull both chat and embedding models when using Ollama.
- Add ConfigurePolicy method to AbpOperationRateLimitingOptions for
partial modification of existing policies without full replacement
- Add ClearRules method to OperationRateLimitingPolicyBuilder for
clearing inherited rules before defining new ones
- Add FromPolicy factory method to reconstruct a builder from an
existing policy
- Change AddPolicy return type to AbpOperationRateLimitingOptions
for chaining consistency with ConfigurePolicy
- Add parameter validation to AddPolicy and FromPolicy
- Add documentation for overriding existing policies
- Add tests for ConfigurePolicy, ClearRules, chaining, and error cases
Updated the article to improve clarity and fix grammatical errors. Enhanced the explanation of the Tutorial Validator's functionality and importance in maintaining accurate documentation.
Add schedule validation and make dynamic workers replaceable. Introduced DynamicBackgroundWorkerSchedule.Validate (checks Period > 0) and call Validate() in all provider managers (in-memory, Hangfire, Quartz, TickerQ). Switched in-memory dynamic worker storage to ConcurrentDictionary and ensure adding a worker with an existing name stops/removes the previous instance before registering the new one; removals use TryRemove. Updated docs to clarify that adding a worker replaces an existing one and that CronExpression is only supported by scheduler-backed providers. Added tests for replacement behavior and invalid period values.
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.
Introduce runtime dynamic background workers: add DynamicBackgroundWorkerExecutionContext, DynamicBackgroundWorkerSchedule, IDynamicBackgroundWorkerHandlerRegistry and its implementation. Extend IBackgroundWorkerManager with AddAsync overloads to register handlers by name and schedule. Provide InMemoryDynamicBackgroundWorker for in-process execution and provider-specific adapters/implementations for Hangfire, Quartz and TickerQ (including Hangfire/Quartz/TickerQ adapters and manager changes) to schedule and execute dynamic handlers. Update BackgroundWorkerManager to hold IServiceProvider and the handler registry and wire DI through constructors. Add a docs example and unit tests to verify handler registration and execution.
Add a new Community-Articles post introducing TutorialValidator and its purpose, architecture, and usage. Adds docs/en/Community-Articles/2026-03-10-Tutorial-Validator/article.md and three supporting images (image.png, image-1.png, image-2.png). The article links to the project repo and explains phases (Analyst, Executor, Reporter), modes (Docker/local), and extensibility.