This wiki will cover detailed information about Polly, as well as how to best contribute your awesome work.

1. Home
2. Polly RoadMap
3. Contributing
   • Git Workflow
   • Fix your line endings!
4. Transient fault handling and proactive resilience engineering
5. Supported targets
6. Retry
   • Retry with jitter
7. Circuit Breaker
8. Advanced Circuit Breaker
9. Timeout
10. Bulkhead
11. Cache
    • Implementing new cache providers
    • Implementing cache serializers
    • Anonymising and de timestamping cached data
    • Avoiding cache repopulation request storms
12. Rate-Limit
13. Fallback
14. PolicyWrap
15. NoOp
16. PolicyRegistry
    • Dynamic reconfiguration during running
17. Polly and HttpClientFactory
18. Asynchronous action execution
    • Avoid compiler gotchas mixing sync and async execution
19. Handling InnerExceptions and AggregateExceptions
20. Statefulness of policies
21. Keys and Context Data
22. Non generic and generic policies
23. Polly and interfaces
24. Some policy patterns
25. Debugging with Polly in Visual Studio
26. Unit-testing with Polly
    • Unit-testing with Polly - with examples
27. Polly concept and architecture
28. Polly v6 breaking changes
29. Polly v7 breaking changes
30. DISCUSSION PROPOSAL- Polly eventing and metrics architecture

There are certain guidelines you should follow to ensure minimal conflicts with other contributors' work. We want to ensure the code base stays clean, and everyone's happy with each other's commits. To make sure of this, please follow the Git Workflow guidelines so we're all on the same page 😄