To ensure that the PenaltyJob reflects the updated deadline for a note, you’ll need to:
Cancel the existing job if it’s already scheduled for the old deadline.
Schedule a new job based on the updated deadline.
Sidekiq doesn’t natively support removing or updating scheduled jobs directly, so you’ll need to manage this by either using the sidekiq-status gem or by setting up job scheduling in your model logic to replace the existing job.
Here’s an approach that updates the scheduled job when the deadline changes:
1. Add a schedule_penalty_job method in your Note model
Define a method in your Note model to handle canceling and rescheduling the job whenever the deadline changes.
class Note < ApplicationRecord
belongs_to :user
after_save :schedule_penalty_job, if: :saved_change_to_deadline?
def schedule_penalty_job
# Cancel any existing job for this note's penalty
if self.penalty_job_id
Sidekiq::ScheduledSet.new.find_job(self.penalty_job_id)&.delete
end
# Schedule a new job with the updated deadline
job = PenaltyJob.set(wait_until: self.deadline).perform_later(self.id)
# Store the new job ID to cancel or reschedule in the future if needed
update_column(:penalty_job_id, job.job_id)
end
end
2. Update the PenaltyJob to accept dynamic deadlines
The PenaltyJob will be scheduled based on the note.deadline dynamically, ensuring that the job only runs once the deadline has passed.
3. Add a penalty_job_id column to the notes table
Add a column to store the job ID so that it can be used to cancel the scheduled job if the deadline changes.
class AddPenaltyJobIdToNotes < ActiveRecord::Migration[7.0]
def change
add_column :notes, :penalty_job_id, :string
end
end
Explanation
after_save in the Note model is triggered if the deadline changes.
It checks for an existing job and deletes it if found, avoiding duplicate scheduling.
The job is then rescheduled with the new deadline, and the penalty_job_id is updated to track the job ID.
This approach ensures that only the latest deadline triggers a penalty job, effectively keeping it in sync with user updates.
To ensure that the
PenaltyJob
reflects the updated deadline for a note, you’ll need to:Sidekiq doesn’t natively support removing or updating scheduled jobs directly, so you’ll need to manage this by either using the
sidekiq-status
gem or by setting up job scheduling in your model logic to replace the existing job.Here’s an approach that updates the scheduled job when the deadline changes:
1. Add a
schedule_penalty_job
method in yourNote
modelDefine a method in your
Note
model to handle canceling and rescheduling the job whenever the deadline changes.2. Update the
PenaltyJob
to accept dynamic deadlinesThe
PenaltyJob
will be scheduled based on thenote.deadline
dynamically, ensuring that the job only runs once the deadline has passed.3. Add a
penalty_job_id
column to thenotes
tableAdd a column to store the job ID so that it can be used to cancel the scheduled job if the deadline changes.
Explanation
after_save
in theNote
model is triggered if thedeadline
changes.penalty_job_id
is updated to track the job ID.This approach ensures that only the latest deadline triggers a penalty job, effectively keeping it in sync with user updates.