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To set up a DistributedLock using PostgreSQL with Elsa, you would need to install the appropriate NuGet package for PostgreSQL distributed locks and then configure your services to use it. Below is a sample configuration: // First, install the necessary package for PostgreSQL distributed locks.
// You can do this via the NuGet Package Manager or the Package Manager Console:
// Install-Package DistributedLock.PostgreSQL
// Then, in your Startup.cs or wherever you configure your services, add the following:
services.AddElsa(elsa =>
{
// Replace "YourPostgresConnectionString" with your actual PostgreSQL connection string.
var postgresConnectionString = "YourPostgresConnectionString";
elsa.UseRuntime(runtime =>
{
// Configure Elsa to use the PostgreSQL distributed lock provider.
runtime.DistributedLockProvider = _ => new PostgreSqlDistributedSynchronizationProvider(postgresConnectionString);
});
}); Please ensure that you replace Remember to check the official documentation or the GitHub repository for the most up-to-date information and any additional configuration that might be required. This comment was generated by Glime. |
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Please share a sample configuration to set up DistributedLock using Postgre.Sql
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