RabbitMQ priority Queues

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Hello,

n8n version 1.31.0
docker

We’ve been using the RabbitMQ node, and it has been very satisfactory.

Recently I tried to create a Priority Queue, by creating a classic queue with the x-max-priority argument. Then when I place an item in the queue I pass an argument x-priority (I’ve also tried without the x). The max is 2. I’m only using priority 1 and 2.

It doesn’t seem to have any effect.

Maybe I’m doing it wrong? I’m just guessing how it might work. Has anybody succesfully used the RabbitMQ node as a priority queue on n8n?

Kind regards,

Jos

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Hey @Jos_van_Uden,

This looks like you are seeing this bug: [RabbitMQ node] arguments are not added to the message · Issue #2806 · n8n-io/n8n · GitHub

The good news is I have started working on a fix for this which can be found below, Once I have addressed the review comments it will be merged in and available in a future release (possibly 1.45.0 if I am quick enough).

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Hi Jon,

Great! We’re looking forward to it!

Kind regards,

Jos

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New version [email protected] got released which includes the GitHub PR 9397.

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