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Supporting concurrency-limited, scheduled and immediate jobs.
It's not really necessary, and will allow for some DRY. Just let Rails set it.
From now, used only when moving scheduled executions to ready executions. Also, change `assume_attributes_from_job` to `assumes_attributes_from_job`, 3rd person singular, to be consistent with other similar methods.
Taking advantage of the new methods created in previous commits.
This allows even further DRYing and simplification, as we can unify the dispatching done when moving a scheduled job batch to ready, having to deal with concurrency-limited jobs, and the same thing when enqueuing multiple jobs.
Only for those enqueued successfully, that's it.
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This feature was introduced in Active Job in rails/rails#46603.
It wasn't properly supported until now in Solid Queue, as the adapter didn't respond to
#enqueue_all, which means all jobs passed over toperform_all_laterwere enqueued one by one. With this pull request, we add proper support, minimizing the number of queries we have to perform. We still need to enqueue concurrency-limited jobs one by one, just like when moving them fromscheduledtoready, but for scheduled jobs and ready-to-be-run jobs, we can insert these viainsert_all.With this implementation, everything is run within the same transaction and right now, there's no batching. All jobs passed to
enqueue_allare inserted at once. This will be problematic if the batch is very large, causing problems with locking and with replica lag. However, this matches the behaviour of other adapters, leaving the batching up to the user ofperform_all_later.