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Generally the idea is that the Sidekiq Ent or Pro gemspecs define the minimum versions required of their dependencies. Use The one thing you don't want to do is run |
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Thanks for Sidekiq, its a really awesome piece of software that I (and my team) greatly appreciate. I'm not sure if there's actually a place to look this up, but I was wondering if there's a location to tell if versions of Sidekiq, Sidekiq-pro and Sidekiq-ent are compatible/incompatible?
I'm trying to perform some version upgrades (currently Sidekiq 6.1 to 6.4) and was hoping on doing them independently but I'm not sure if I will cause regressions if I don't do some sort of lockstep upgrade across the packages.
If there isn't a straightforward way to check that versions are compatible, what is the recommended way to perform such upgrades?
Thanks in advance for the response and help.
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