v0.1.2
The worker, the public API and the database schema are unchanged. This
release updates the project description that appears on the package page,
and the documentation that ships with it.
Changed
- README now leads with what the backend removes from a deployment: the
queue lives in the database the application already runs, so there is no
broker to provision, secure, upgrade or back up. The transactional
guarantee follows it rather than opening.
Added
- Migration guidance now covers moving away from django-ox as well as to
it: which behaviour carries over to a broker-backed backend, which does
not, and how to keep the option open. - Worked examples for routing a queue to its own worker, choosing a lock
timeout for long tasks, overriding a schedule's queue and priority,
verifying that a schedule is live, and running the worker in containers. context7.json, so documentation indexers read the project description,
the supported versions and the setup steps rather than inferring them.