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Use the Azure Service Bus Emulator for local testing #2002
Azure Service Bus is a PITA for us to test. The emulator is nice I guess, but pretty close to useless for Wolverine's internal testing at this moment because the management API isn't supported. Instead, you have to create a JSON file that lists out all the queues, topics, and subscriptions you want to use.
Proposal
Be able to export the config JSON from a Wolverine application that is configured to use Azure Service Bus. Not sure I want to embed the reference to the TestContainers Nuget to Wolverine.AzureServiceBus or make a separate Nuget yet.
What's convenient is that all the AzureServiceBusQueue models in Wolverine have a direct access to the ASB CreateQueueOptions et al, which if serialized to JSON, is essentially what you need for the emulator's JSON syntax.
This is no longer necessary now that the emulator supports the management client API. There is a PR coming soon that will switch the ASB tests to using the emulator
changed the title [-]First Class Support for the Azure Service Bus Emulator[/-][+]Use the Azure Service Bus Emulator for local testing[/+]on Feb 13, 2026
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jeremydmiller commentedon Feb 13, 2026
This is no longer necessary now that the emulator supports the management client API. There is a PR coming soon that will switch the ASB tests to using the emulator
[-]First Class Support for the Azure Service Bus Emulator[/-][+]Use the Azure Service Bus Emulator for local testing[/+]jeremydmiller commentedon Feb 13, 2026
Closed by #2177