good_job already handle both of course, but doc should provide code that do not produce deprecation warnings like:
W, [2024-06-20T23:10:09.948834 #81411] WARN -- : DEPRECATION WARNING: `wait: :exponentially_longer` will actually wait polynomially longer and is therefore deprecated. Prefer `wait: :polynomially_longer` to avoid confusion and keep the same behavior. (called from <class:TaskWebhookJob> at /Users/benoit.tigeot/projects/tooling/k8s-tooling-gw/app/jobs/task_webhook_job.rb:3)
No problem if you think it's better to have doc that work on more version of Rails.
good_job already handle both of course, but doc should provide code that do not produce deprecation warnings like:
No problem if you think it's better to have doc that work on more version of Rails.