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Bump sidekiq from 7.0.9 to 7.1.3 #811

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 1 year ago

dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Bumps sidekiq from 7.0.9 to 7.1.3.

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7.1.3

  • Add sidekiq_options retry_for: 48.hours to allow time-based retry windows #6029
  • Support sidekiq_retry_in and sidekiq_retries_exhausted_block in ActiveJobs (#5994)
  • Lowercase all Rack headers for Rack 3.0 #5951
  • Validate Sidekiq::Web page refresh delay to avoid potential DoS, CVE-2023-26141, thanks for reporting Keegan!

7.1.2

  • Mark Web UI assets as private so CDNs won't cache them #5936
  • Fix stackoverflow when using Oj and the JSON log formatter #5920
  • Remove spurious enqueued_at from scheduled ActiveJobs #5937

7.1.1

  • Support multiple CurrentAttributes #5904
  • Speed up latency fetch with large queues on Redis <7 #5910
  • Allow a larger default client pool #5886
  • Ensure Sidekiq.options[:environment] == RAILS_ENV #5932

7.1.0

  • Improve display of ActiveJob arguments in Web UI [#5825, cover]
  • Update push_bulk to push batch_size jobs at a time and allow laziness [#5827, fatkodima] This allows Sidekiq::Client to push unlimited jobs as long as it has enough memory for the batch_size.
  • Update perform_bulk to use push_bulk internally.
  • Change return value of push_bulk to map 1-to-1 with arguments. If you call push_bulk(args: [[1], [2], [3]]), you will now always get an array of 3 values as the result: ["jid1", nil, "jid3"] where nil means that particular job did not push successfully (possibly due to middleware stopping it). Previously nil values were removed so it was impossible to tell which jobs pushed successfully and which did not.
  • Migrate away from all deprecated Redis commands #5788 Sidekiq will now print a warning if you use one of those deprecated commands.
  • Prefix all Sidekiq thread names #5872
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