Bump version to 0.13.0

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Selwin Ong 6 years ago
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### 0.13.0 (2018-12-11)
- Compatibility with Redis 3.0. Thanks @dash-rai!
- Added `job_timeout` argument to `queue.enqueue()`. This argument will eventually replace `timeout` argument. Thanks @selwin!
- Added `job_id` argument to `BaseDeathPenalty` class. Thanks @loopbio!
- Fixed a bug which causes long running jobs to timeout under `SimpleWorker`. Thanks @selwin!
- You can now override worker's name from config file. Thanks @houqp!
- Horses will now return exit code 1 if they don't terminate properly (e.g when Redis connection is lost). Thanks @selwin!
- Added `date_format` and `log_format` arguments to `Worker` and `rq worker` CLI. Thanks @shikharsg!
### 0.12.0 (2018-07-14) ### 0.12.0 (2018-07-14)
- Added support for Python 3.7. Since `async` is a keyword in Python 3.7, - Added support for Python 3.7. Since `async` is a keyword in Python 3.7,
`Queue(async=False)` has been changed to `Queue(is_async=False)`. The `async` `Queue(async=False)` has been changed to `Queue(is_async=False)`. The `async`
keyword argument will still work, but raises a `DeprecationWarning`. Thanks @dchevell! keyword argument will still work, but raises a `DeprecationWarning`. Thanks @dchevell!
### 0.11.0 (2018-06-01) ### 0.11.0 (2018-06-01)
- `Worker` now periodically sends heartbeats and checks whether child process is still alive while performing long running jobs. Thanks @Kriechi! - `Worker` now periodically sends heartbeats and checks whether child process is still alive while performing long running jobs. Thanks @Kriechi!
- `Job.create` now accepts `timeout` in string format (e.g `1h`). Thanks @theodesp! - `Job.create` now accepts `timeout` in string format (e.g `1h`). Thanks @theodesp!
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- `job.delete(delete_dependents=True)` will delete job along with its dependents. Thanks @olingerc! - `job.delete(delete_dependents=True)` will delete job along with its dependents. Thanks @olingerc!
- Other minor fixes and documentation updates. - Other minor fixes and documentation updates.
### 0.10.0 ### 0.10.0
- `@job` decorator now accepts `description`, `meta`, `at_front` and `depends_on` kwargs. Thanks @jlucas91 and @nlyubchich! - `@job` decorator now accepts `description`, `meta`, `at_front` and `depends_on` kwargs. Thanks @jlucas91 and @nlyubchich!
- Added the capability to fetch workers by queue using `Worker.all(queue=queue)` and `Worker.count(queue=queue)`. - Added the capability to fetch workers by queue using `Worker.all(queue=queue)` and `Worker.count(queue=queue)`.
- Improved RQ's default logging configuration. Thanks @samuelcolvin! - Improved RQ's default logging configuration. Thanks @samuelcolvin!
- `job.data` and `job.exc_info` are now stored in compressed format in Redis. - `job.data` and `job.exc_info` are now stored in compressed format in Redis.
### 0.9.2 ### 0.9.2
- Fixed an issue where `worker.refresh()` may fail when `birth_date` is not set. Thanks @vanife! - Fixed an issue where `worker.refresh()` may fail when `birth_date` is not set. Thanks @vanife!
### 0.9.1 ### 0.9.1
- Fixed an issue where `worker.refresh()` may fail when upgrading from previous versions of RQ. - Fixed an issue where `worker.refresh()` may fail when upgrading from previous versions of RQ.
### 0.9.0 ### 0.9.0
- `Worker` statistics! `Worker` now keeps track of `last_heartbeat`, `successful_job_count`, `failed_job_count` and `total_working_time`. Thanks @selwin! - `Worker` statistics! `Worker` now keeps track of `last_heartbeat`, `successful_job_count`, `failed_job_count` and `total_working_time`. Thanks @selwin!
- `Worker` now sends heartbeat during suspension check. Thanks @theodesp! - `Worker` now sends heartbeat during suspension check. Thanks @theodesp!
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- Added millisecond precision to job timestamps. Thanks @samuelcolvin! - Added millisecond precision to job timestamps. Thanks @samuelcolvin!
- Python 2.6 is no longer supported. Thanks @samuelcolvin! - Python 2.6 is no longer supported. Thanks @samuelcolvin!
### 0.8.2 ### 0.8.2
- Fixed an issue where `job.save()` may fail with unpickleable return value. - Fixed an issue where `job.save()` may fail with unpickleable return value.
### 0.8.1
### 0.8.1
- Replace `job.id` with `Job` instance in local `_job_stack `. Thanks @katichev! - Replace `job.id` with `Job` instance in local `_job_stack `. Thanks @katichev!
- `job.save()` no longer implicitly calls `job.cleanup()`. Thanks @katichev! - `job.save()` no longer implicitly calls `job.cleanup()`. Thanks @katichev!
- Properly catch `StopRequested` `worker.heartbeat()`. Thanks @fate0! - Properly catch `StopRequested` `worker.heartbeat()`. Thanks @fate0!
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- Make `job.dependency` slightly more efficient. Thanks @liangsijian! - Make `job.dependency` slightly more efficient. Thanks @liangsijian!
- `FailedQueue` now returns jobs with the correct class. Thanks @amjith! - `FailedQueue` now returns jobs with the correct class. Thanks @amjith!
### 0.8.0
### 0.8.0
- Refactored APIs to allow custom `Connection`, `Job`, `Worker` and `Queue` classes via CLI. Thanks @jezdez! - Refactored APIs to allow custom `Connection`, `Job`, `Worker` and `Queue` classes via CLI. Thanks @jezdez!
- `job.delete()` now properly cleans itself from job registries. Thanks @selwin! - `job.delete()` now properly cleans itself from job registries. Thanks @selwin!
- `Worker` should no longer overwrite `job.meta`. Thanks @WeatherGod! - `Worker` should no longer overwrite `job.meta`. Thanks @WeatherGod!
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### 0.7.1 ### 0.7.1
- Fixes a bug that prevents fetching jobs from `FailedQueue` (#765). Thanks @jsurloppe! - Fixes a bug that prevents fetching jobs from `FailedQueue` (#765). Thanks @jsurloppe!
- Fixes race condition when enqueueing jobs with dependency (#742). Thanks @th3hamm0r! - Fixes race condition when enqueueing jobs with dependency (#742). Thanks @th3hamm0r!
- Skip a test that requires Linux signals on MacOS (#763). Thanks @jezdez! - Skip a test that requires Linux signals on MacOS (#763). Thanks @jezdez!
- `enqueue_job` should use Redis pipeline when available (#761). Thanks mtdewulf! - `enqueue_job` should use Redis pipeline when available (#761). Thanks mtdewulf!
### 0.7.0
### 0.7.0
- Better support for Heroku workers (#584, #715) - Better support for Heroku workers (#584, #715)
- Support for connecting using a custom connection class (#741) - Support for connecting using a custom connection class (#741)
- Fix: connection stack in default worker (#479, #641) - Fix: connection stack in default worker (#479, #641)
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### 0.6.0 ### 0.6.0
- Jobs that depend on job with result_ttl == 0 are now properly enqueued. - Jobs that depend on job with result_ttl == 0 are now properly enqueued.
- `cancel_job` now works properly. Thanks @jlopex! - `cancel_job` now works properly. Thanks @jlopex!
- Jobs that execute successfully now no longer tries to remove itself from queue. Thanks @amyangfei! - Jobs that execute successfully now no longer tries to remove itself from queue. Thanks @amyangfei!
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- Customer exception handlers are now called if Redis connection is lost. Thanks @jlopex! - Customer exception handlers are now called if Redis connection is lost. Thanks @jlopex!
- Jobs can now depend on jobs in a different queue. Thanks @jlopex! - Jobs can now depend on jobs in a different queue. Thanks @jlopex!
### 0.5.5
(August 25th, 2015) ### 0.5.5 (2015-08-25)
- Add support for `--exception-handler` command line flag - Add support for `--exception-handler` command line flag
- Fix compatibility with click>=5.0 - Fix compatibility with click>=5.0

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from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function, from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function,
unicode_literals) unicode_literals)
VERSION = '0.12.0' VERSION = '0.13.0'

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