Make failingendpoint address non-nullable to match usage - #5822
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Problem
FailingEndpointAddress(EF entity) andAddressOfFailingEndpointwere markedstring?, but the ingestion path (FailedMessageFactory.ParseFailureDetails)already guarantees a non-null value — it throws if the NServiceBus.FailedQ header is missing. The nullable annotation was propagated from the mutable FailureDetails DTO rather than
reflecting actual usage, leading to a nullable column, a dedicated NullableEndpointAddress migration, and defensive != null guards scattered across the EF query layer.
Changes
Made the types non-nullable with required:
FailureDetails.AddressOfFailingEndpoint→required string(wasstring?)FailedMessageEntity.FailingEndpointAddress→ required string (wasstring?)RecordedFailedProcessingAttempt.FailingEndpointAddress→required string(wasstring?)StagingMessage.FailingEndpointAddress→stringrecord parameter (wasstring?)Refactored
FailedMessageFactory.ParseFailureDetailsto check the FailedQ header before constructing, using an object initializer to satisfy required.Updated
FailedMessage.ProcessingAttempt.FailureDetailsdefault from= new()to= new() { AddressOfFailingEndpoint = string.Empty }so placeholder attempts satisfy the requiredmember.
Removed defensive null checks that existed only because of the nullable:
FailedMessageQueryFilters.FilterByQueueAddress— droppedFailingEndpointAddress != null &&guardFailedMessageRetryDataStore.GetRetryPendingMessages— replaced two-branch null match with simple comparisonAdded EF migration MakeFailingEndpointAddressNonNull (SQL Server + PostgreSQL) to make the column NOT NULL with defaultValue: "" to safely handle any stray nulls. Updated model
snapshots and designer files.
Fixed 5 test files that constructed
FailureDetailswithout settingAddressOfFailingEndpoint.What's not affected