Fix river.JobStateAvailable reference in cmd/river/
#315
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| @@ -1465,7 +1465,7 @@ type JobListResult struct { | |||
| // provided context is used for the underlying Postgres query and can be used to | |||
| // cancel the operation or apply a timeout. | |||
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| // params := river.NewJobListParams().WithLimit(10).State(river.JobStateCompleted) | |||
| // params := river.NewJobListParams().WithLimit(10).State(rivertype.JobStateCompleted) | |||
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Found these via git grep -n river.JobState
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@bgentry You've got to approve CI to run here (Thanks for the LGTM BTW 😆) |
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Oh shoot, I can't merge it either, sorry for the ping @bgentry!
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Thanks @dhermes. Out of curiosity, you said you actually ran into an error because of this? I would not have expected this to happen because unlike other internal Go modules, Do you have something exotic going on in your build, or am I missing something? |
A small release containing the change in #315. I don't _think_ anything critical was broken, but not completely certain, and a release is an easy thing to do, so just in case. Also update `./cmd/river`'s references to `v0.4.0` which shouldn't affect anything, but a minor nicety to stay current.
A small release containing the change in #315. I don't _think_ anything critical was broken, but not completely certain, and a release is an easy thing to do, so just in case. Also update `./cmd/river`'s references to `v0.4.0` which shouldn't affect anything, but a minor nicety to stay current.
A small release containing the change in #315. I don't _think_ anything critical was broken, but not completely certain, and a release is an easy thing to do, so just in case. Also update `./cmd/river`'s references to `v0.4.0` which shouldn't affect anything, but a minor nicety to stay current.
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@brandur We have We vendor in I suppose the build cost could be paid upfront and placed in a GitHub Action (e.g. via something like https://full-stack.blend.com/how-we-write-github-actions-in-go.html), just haven't realized there was a need until (maybe) right now. |
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@dhermes Ah gotcha! Okay that makes sense. Thanks for explaining. |
A very small one: I forgot to add changelog attribution for #315. This seems like a nice convention for recognizing third party contributors, so here, put some in.
A very small one: I forgot to add changelog attribution for #315. This seems like a nice convention for recognizing third party contributors, so here, put some in.
rivertype0.4.0release this morning (thanks @dependabot!);cmd/river/won't build in the release (didn't realize these aliases were still until Removeriver.JobState*aliases in favor of usingrivertypedirectly #300)