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Mike Perham 2015-01-10 22:48:12 -08:00
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@ -5,16 +5,20 @@ how features are activated. To upgrade cleanly:
## Batches
The batch data model was overhauled. Batch data should take
significantly less space in Redis now. A simple benchmark shows 25%
savings.
* Batch 2.x BIDs are 14 character URL-safe Base64-encoded strings, e.g.
"vTF1-9QvLPnREQ".
Batch 1.x BIDs were 16 character hex-encoded strings, e.g. "4a3fc67d30370edf".
* In 1.x, batch data expired after 72 hours. In 2.x, all data in Redis
for a batch is removed once the batch has run any success callbacks.
"vTF1-9QvLPnREQ". Batch 1.x BIDs were 16 character hex-encoded
strings, e.g. "4a3fc67d30370edf".
* In 1.x, batch data was not removed until it naturally expired in Redis.
In 2.x, all data for a batch is removed from Redis once the batch has
run any success callbacks.
* Because of the former point, batch expiry is no longer a concern.
Batch expiry is hardcoded to 30 days and is no longer user-tunable.
* Sidekiq::Batch#notify was removed. This API was a very thin layer
on top of the more flexible `Sidekiq::Batch#on` API that everyone
should be using.
* Failed batch jobs no longer automatically store any associated
backtrace in Redis unless the job's `backtrace` option is set.
* You must require `sidekiq/notifications` if you want to use the
pre-defined notification schemes.