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Please keep some recent versions on rubygems.org #478

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ziguzagu opened this issue Mar 22, 2020 · 4 comments
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Please keep some recent versions on rubygems.org #478

ziguzagu opened this issue Mar 22, 2020 · 4 comments

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@ziguzagu
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Immediately after v6.0.19 was released, the latest version of v6.0.18 was removed, causing bundle install to fail and our deployment to begin to fail on the weekend...

Describe the solution you'd like

We want to keep some of the latest versions of rubygems.org, at least two of them.

Thanks for developing useful gem.

@mhenrixon
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Sorry, it was late last night when I fixed some bugs. I was going to release new versions with a gem install warning but I forgot the last step.

Will fix immediately, sorry about that

@mhenrixon
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Alright! All gems re-released with a post-install message as intended.

Please see:

  1. remove deprecated/broken OptionsWithFallback#unique_type #435
  2. With v6.0.18, Sidekiq doesn't run at all #471

For information about the issue (in case you are still using unique: :lock_type.

@mhenrixon
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Unfortunately, like stated in the linked issue (#480) I cannot re-release a gem. I am powerless to change that.

gem 'sidekiq-unique-jobs', git: 'https://github.com/mhenrixon/sidekiq-unique-jobs', tag: 'v6.0.18'

Was how someone solved the issue. It is 100% safe to upgrade though, you can read about the change in the changelog:

  1. v6.0.20
  2. v6.0.19

I'd go with the upgrade, if that doesn't work you can do what @vitalinfo did and fixate the gem version like above: #480 (comment).

I am terribly sorry about this, my understanding of how gem releases work wasn't accurate. We live, and we learn!

This obviously will not happen again :)

@robinsingh-bw
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robinsingh-bw commented Jun 11, 2020

@mhenrixon I am seeing duplicate jobs with until_and_while_executing on version 6.0.22, had 6.0.15 earlier and it was working flawlessly. Any idea what could be causing this in the new versions? I am reverting to 6.0.15 for now.

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