fractaledmind
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2 years ago @adamniedzielski: I have just pushed the initial pre-releases of version 1.0.0. It was a large-scale reorganization and refactoring (as one does after one sprints into a problem space and starts somewhat randomly tackling problems) that tightens all of the screws but with no user-facing changes aside from the restructured database structure (moved from 2 tables to 1 and tweaked some attributes).
I think the code is now better organized and thus hopefully easier to follow. I have read thru your gem and you accomplish the task in a notably different way. I would love to have you experiment with my approach and then have us chat about the pros and cons for each approach. Ideally, I would like to have the most robust setup for transactionally-staged jobs that I can, so if your approach is better, I would love to shift over (if we can also keep all of the other features intact). Anyway, would love to chat more about it soon.
adamniedzielski
Thank you for you work on this gem @fractaledmind 💛 Not knowing about this gem I created https://github.com/adamniedzielski/sidekiq-staged_push which focuses on Transactionally Staged Jobs as described in https://brandur.org/job-drain and Sidekiq specifically 😅
It has a much more narrow scope and I managed to put it up in the Christmas break. I'll go through your code to compare the approaches. Feel free to close this issue.