1.1.0.beta.1

Changes :

• Implement job batches by @matteeyah : #32

See README.

1.0.2

Changes

• Avoid one extra call to cache when reading progress

Dependencies support

• Ruby 3.0 dropped
• Rails 6.0 dropped
• Fix Ruby 3.4 in CI

The gem currently supports:

• Ruby 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 & 3.4dev
• Rails 6.1, 7.0 & 7.1

Dropped versions are removed from CI, but they may still work.
See Ruby EOL & Rails EOL for more information.

1.0.1

Changes

• Update CI

Dependencies support

• Ruby 2.7 dropped
• Checked against Ruby 3.3
• Checked against Ruby head (3.4.dev)
• Checked against Rails 7.1

The gem currently supports:

• Ruby 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 & 3.4dev
• Rails 6.0, 6.1, 7.0 & 7.1

Dropped versions are removed from CI, but they may still work.
See Ruby EOL & Rails EOL for more information.

1.0.0

Breaking changes

This version drops support of EOL versions of ActiveJob & ActiveSupport.

If you're still using an older version of Rails, see v0.5.0.

0.5.0

Changes

Update dependencies to fix #24:
some features introduced after 0.2.2 depended on ActiveSupport >= 5.0 but the gemspec still required ActiveSupport >= 4.2.

Dependencies support

The next major release (1.0) will drop support of EOL versions of ActiveJob & ActiveSupport.
This version 0.5 is still supporting ActiveSupport 5.x but not ActiveSupport 4.2.

If you need to use an older version of Rails, you can suggest a pull request:

• fork the branch v0_5
• fix the test suite : it has been setup to run with Appraisal but it's currently broken
• submit a PR
• no feature request will be accepted.

0.4.1

• Fix error message to saved into status - 3fca9bae
• Fix and update Github actions

0.4.0

• Fix an issue where progress couldn't be updated from outside the job #22
• Prevent exceptions when using internal (but public) methods from outside the job
• Update CI

0.3.0

• Add job information to status - #18 thanks to @ghaydarov
  You can update you default config to get more informations about the job and the raised exception.

# config/initializers/activejob_status.rb

# Select what data you want to store.
# Available options are: :status, :serialized_job, :exception
# Default is [:status]
#
ActiveJob::Status.options = { includes: %i[status serialized_job exception] }

status = ActiveJob::Status.get(job)
# => { status: :queued, serialized_job: { "arguments" => [], "job_class" => "BaseJob", "job_id" => "d11b64e6-8631-4118-ae76-e19376769171", ... }

status = ActiveJob::Status.get(job)
# => { status: :failed, exception: { class: "NoMethodError", message:"Something went wrong" } }

• Few refactoring, updates CI, add code coverage.

0.2.2

• Add tests - #15 thanks to @ahorek
• Default status are correctly updated when using throttling mechanism - #16 thanks to @jeanne-b-
• progess is correctly synced when using .update()
  This is especially usefull to perform less cache writes

class MyJob < ActiveJob::Base
  include ActiveJob::Status

  def perform
    status.update(step: "B", total: 50, progress: 10)

    # `progress.total` is now set to 50
    # and `progress.progress` to 10
  end
end

0.2.1

• Arguments fixed in Ruby 3.x
• Allow to pass options to store=