Version 0.8.0

Added

• BullMQ-style producer parity for practical Python usage:
  • queue-scoped job_id duplicate suppression on Queue.add(...) and Queue.add_bulk(...),
  • BullMQ-style deduplication, throttle, and debounce semantics via deduplication={...} and debounce={...},
  • deduplication inspection and control APIs such as get_deduplication_job_id(...), get_debounce_job_id(...), and remove_deduplication_key(...).
• Expanded queue administration and inspection APIs:
  • get_job(...),
  • get_jobs(...),
  • get_job_counts(...),
  • get_job_count_by_types(...),
  • count(...),
  • remove_job(...),
  • retry_job(...),
  • drain(...),
  • clean_jobs(...),
  • obliterate(...),
  • BullMQ-style inspection helpers for waiting, delayed, completed, failed, active, and waiting-children.
• Durable repeatable scheduling APIs for production-oriented schedule management:
  • upsert_repeatable(...),
  • remove_repeatable(...),
  • durable backend-managed repeatable discovery across built-in backends.
• New documentation sections for:
  • deduplication,
  • BullMQ parity,
  • backend capability differences,
  • production operations,
  • BullMQ migration guidance.

Changed

• Brought AsyncMQ to practical BullMQ parity while preserving AsyncMQ's backend-neutral architecture rather than coupling behavior to Redis-only data structures.
• Queue producer semantics now behave consistently across single-job and bulk-job creation, including custom job identifiers, deduplication windows, delayed replacement, and duplicate suppression.
• Repeatable scheduling now supports both local code-defined schedules and durable backend-managed schedules in one coherent runtime model.
• Scheduler ownership for durable repeatables is now coordinated under queue-scoped locks so multiple workers do not all advance the same backend schedule at once.
• Documentation was substantially expanded and reorganized:
  • deeper runtime guides for jobs, workers, schedulers, and flows,
  • richer production and migration guidance,
  • clearer navigation between features, reference material, and operations documentation.

Fixed

• Sandbox execution integration now respects the configured sandbox handler path consistently during worker execution.
• PostgreSQL job identity semantics are now queue-scoped, aligning custom job_id handling with BullMQ-style duplicate suppression behavior.
• Retry and job-payload persistence paths were aligned across backends so stateful metadata such as deduplication, dependency updates, and retried payload state are preserved correctly.
• MongoDB payload replacement now removes stale job metadata fields instead of leaving outdated values behind after payload mutation.
• RabbitMQ metadata persistence and locking fallbacks were aligned with the shared backend contract for queue inspection, schedule management, and deduplication-aware updates.