fix: consume and publish blocked after rabbitmq reconnecting

v4/broker/rabbitmq/connection.go

@@ -129,42 +129,35 @@ func (r *rabbitMQConn) reconnect(secure bool, config *amqp.Config) {
 		chanNotifyClose := make(chan *amqp.Error)
 		channel := r.ExchangeChannel.channel
 		channel.NotifyClose(chanNotifyClose)
-		channelNotifyReturn := make(chan amqp.Return)
-		channel.NotifyReturn(channelNotifyReturn)
-
-		// block until closed
-		select {
-		case result, ok := <-channelNotifyReturn:
-			if !ok {
-				// Channel closed, probably also the channel or connection.
+		// To avoid deadlocks it is necessary to consume the messages from all channels.
+		for notifyClose != nil || chanNotifyClose != nil {
+			// block until closed
+			select {
+			case err := <-chanNotifyClose:
+				if logger.V(logger.ErrorLevel, logger.DefaultLogger) {
+					logger.Error(err)
+				}
+				// block all resubscribe attempt - they are useless because there is no connection to rabbitmq
+				// create channel 'waitConnection' (at this point channel is nil or closed, create it without unnecessary checks)
+				r.Lock()
+				r.connected = false
+				r.waitConnection = make(chan struct{})
+				r.Unlock()
+				chanNotifyClose = nil
+			case err := <-notifyClose:
+				if logger.V(logger.ErrorLevel, logger.DefaultLogger) {
+					logger.Error(err)
+				}
+				// block all resubscribe attempt - they are useless because there is no connection to rabbitmq
+				// create channel 'waitConnection' (at this point channel is nil or closed, create it without unnecessary checks)
+				r.Lock()
+				r.connected = false
+				r.waitConnection = make(chan struct{})
+				r.Unlock()
+				notifyClose = nil
+			case <-r.close:
 				return
 			}
-			// Do what you need with messageFailing.
-			if logger.V(logger.ErrorLevel, logger.DefaultLogger) {
-				logger.Errorf("notify error reason: %s, description: %s", result.ReplyText, result.Exchange)
-			}
-		case err := <-chanNotifyClose:
-			if logger.V(logger.ErrorLevel, logger.DefaultLogger) {
-				logger.Error(err)
-			}
-			// block all resubscribe attempt - they are useless because there is no connection to rabbitmq
-			// create channel 'waitConnection' (at this point channel is nil or closed, create it without unnecessary checks)
-			r.Lock()
-			r.connected = false
-			r.waitConnection = make(chan struct{})
-			r.Unlock()
-		case err := <-notifyClose:
-			if logger.V(logger.ErrorLevel, logger.DefaultLogger) {
-				logger.Error(err)
-			}
-			// block all resubscribe attempt - they are useless because there is no connection to rabbitmq
-			// create channel 'waitConnection' (at this point channel is nil or closed, create it without unnecessary checks)
-			r.Lock()
-			r.connected = false
-			r.waitConnection = make(chan struct{})
-			r.Unlock()
-		case <-r.close:
-			return
 		}
 	}
 }

v4/broker/rabbitmq/rabbitmq.go

@@ -102,6 +102,10 @@ func (s *subscriber) resubscribe() {
 			return
 			//wait until we reconect to rabbit
 		case <-s.r.conn.waitConnection:
+			// When the connection is disconnected, the waitConnection will be re-assigned, so '<-s.r.conn.waitConnection' maybe blocked.
+			// Here, it returns once a second, and then the latest waitconnection will be used
+		case <-time.After(time.Second):
+			continue
 		}
 
 		// it may crash (panic) in case of Consume without connection, so recheck it
@@ -267,6 +271,15 @@ func (r *rbroker) Subscribe(topic string, handler broker.Handler, opts ...broker
 		for k, v := range msg.Headers {
 			header[k], _ = v.(string)
 		}
+
+		// Messages sent from other frameworks to rabbitmq do not have this header.
+		// The 'RoutingKey' in the message can be used as this header.
+		// Then the message can be transfered to the subscriber which bind this topic.
+		msgTopic := header["Micro-Topic"]
+		if msgTopic == "" {
+			header["Micro-Topic"] = msg.RoutingKey
+		}
+
 		m := &broker.Message{
 			Header: header,
 			Body:   msg.Body,