Update env config

[valeksiev]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Configuration Updates

  • Updated environment variables for RabbitMQ queues
  • Replaced space-related queue names with body of knowledge queue names

• Version Update

  • Bumped package version to 0.11.1

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves updating the RabbitMQ queue configuration across multiple files. The changes primarily focus on renaming environment variables related to queue management, specifically replacing "space" references with "body of knowledge" in the .env.default file and src/event.bus/connection.ts. Additionally, the package.json file has been updated to increment the package version from 0.11.0 to 0.11.1.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.env.default	Replaced RabbitMQ queue environment variables: - Removed RABBITMQ_INGEST_SPACE_QUEUE - Removed RABBITMQ_INGEST_SPACE_RESULT_QUEUE - Added RABBITMQ_INGEST_BODY_OF_KNOWLEDGE_QUEUE - Added RABBITMQ_INGEST_BODY_OF_KNOWLEDGE_RESULT_QUEUE
package.json	Bumped package version from 0.11.0 to 0.11.1
src/event.bus/connection.ts	Updated queue configuration to use new body of knowledge queue environment variables

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Env as Environment Config
    participant Connection as RabbitMQ Connection
    participant Queue as Message Queue

    Env->>Connection: Load queue configuration
    Connection->>Queue: Configure ingest body of knowledge queue
    Connection->>Queue: Configure ingest body of knowledge result queue

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Possibly related PRs

• #4555: Version bump in package.json
• #4572: Another version update in package.json
• #4647: Package version increment

Poem

🐰 Queues dancing, names rearranged,
From space to knowledge, paths exchanged
RabbitMQ whispers a new refrain
Bytes hopping softly through data's domain
A version bump, a gentle cheer! 🚀

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/event.bus/connection.ts (1)

50-55: LGTM! Environment variable names updated consistently.

The queue configuration has been updated to use the new BODY_OF_KNOWLEDGE naming convention.

.env.default (1)

5-6: Document environment variable changes in README.

The queue configuration changes require users to update their .env files. Please ensure these changes are documented in the README or deployment guide.

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