The Job Was Enqueued by Older Code
The code change looks straightforward: rename the file, update the callers, and fix the tests. A job enqueued before the deploy might wait hours or days before a worker picks it up.
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The code change looks straightforward: rename the file, update the callers, and fix the tests.
A job enqueued before the deploy might wait hours or days before a worker picks it up.
I wanted to follow that job through the rename and work out what the new release still needs to support.
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The code change looks straightforward: rename the file, update the callers, and fix the tests. A job enqueued before the deploy might wait hours or days before a worker picks it up. I wanted to follow that job through the rename and work out what the new release still needs to support.
How it works
- Suppose we rename FulfillOrderJob to DispatchOrderJob, update every call site, and deploy.
Details worth keeping
A job scheduled by the previous release still…
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