When a Job is popped off the queue, it is now checked to make sure it is a subclass of Job.
It is now possible to specify the Job subclasses that can be handled by a DatabaseConnection.
If Job data is found in the queue that is either not a Job subclass or not part of the optionally specified list of allowed Job subclasses, then Cron or Worker will refuse to process the Job, and it will be failed as an InvalidJobTypeException.
When a
Jobis popped off the queue, it is now checked to make sure it is a subclass ofJob.It is now possible to specify the
Jobsubclasses that can be handled by aDatabaseConnection.If
Jobdata is found in the queue that is either not aJobsubclass or not part of the optionally specified list of allowedJobsubclasses, thenCronorWorkerwill refuse to process theJob, and it will be failed as anInvalidJobTypeException.