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> Try something like that: `qs.reports.html(returns, download_filename='myfile.html', output='yes')` This worked for me, thanks

Hey @Zehelein, I tried this today and confirmed there is no DLQ routing using RabbitMQ. I've just added this in now and have released it in `@node-ts/bus-rabbitmq:0.5.0` so if you...

I think you're right, that delivery tag is what you describe. I had more of a read into how rabbit/amqp deals with retries and they all seem to defer this...

thanks @bdefnall i'll have a dive into the dependency chain in a bit. In the meantime, have you considered migrating to 1.x? It removes all of these external dependencies and...

Hi @pferioli! Could you provide a small example of what you're seeing re loopback and the handler context? I'll have a look

Hey Ajith, I think here you're talking about the request-response pattern of EIP messaging, ie: https://www.enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com/patterns/conversation/RequestResponse.html. This library has currently only implemented a pub-sub style so there's no way to...

Hi @r3dsm0k3 Thanks for your feedback. Your current workaround is probably the simplest, though it does bypass the bus entirely. When using it, the library needs to be agnostic around...

hi @vsabirov, I had a read through the rabbit implementation again. Generally one of the goals of this library is to abstract away transport-specific features so that they're largely interchangeable....

@vsabirov I'm happy with what you've proposed - the reasoning makes a lot of sense. I can't get around to this immediately, but I'm open to accepting PRs if you...

hi @rifton007, it's perhaps too late by now but it looked like you were importing `@node-ts/bus-messages` into an ES modules-based package. There's nothing specific about the bus-messages library - it's...