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Busly CLI 0.44.0, published by TragicCode, is a lightweight, open-source command-line utility created to streamline everyday interaction with NServiceBus endpoints, queues, and messages without requiring the full ServicePulse or ServiceControl UI. Built for developers, testers, and site reliability engineers who work with distributed .NET systems, the tool exposes familiar verbs—list, send, retry, purge, and monitor—that surface critical operational data in plain text or JSON, making it ideal for rapid diagnostics inside CI pipelines, container entry-point scripts, PowerShell automation, or local development loops. Typical use cases include peeking at poison messages before replaying them, bulk-dead-letter cleanup after a deployment, smoke-testing new endpoints by injecting synthetic messages, and exporting queue statistics to external dashboards. Because it communicates over the standard NServiceBus transport layer, Busly CLI works equally well against on-premises MSMQ topologies and cloud-native RabbitMQ or Azure Service Bus fabrics, adapting automatically to the connection strings found in target endpoint configurations. The project maintains three concurrent release lines—0.42.x for legacy .NET Framework 4.8 hosts, 0.43.x for .NET 6 LTS, and the current 0.44.0 branch targeting .NET 8—allowing teams to align the CLI version with their runtime without forcing runtime upgrades. Each build is distributed as a self-contained single executable for Windows, Linux, and macOS, eliminating dependency conflicts on production servers. Comprehensive tab-completion and integrated help reduce onboarding time, while built-in telemetry can be disabled for strictly regulated environments. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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