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[WIP] FIX: Use top-level namespace for base classes #10
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Zeitwerk is failing when we are searching for Jobs::Onceoff and Jobs::Base without going back to the top-level namespace (this is correlated to the fact that we got Onceoff base class and module with the same name).
I noticed that in plugins we are using sometimes :: and sometimes not and that gives me comfort that this change will not break anything.
Travis error: https://travis-ci.org/discourse/discourse/jobs/585072364