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Reverse Dependencies for activejob

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A tiny framework built on top of Rails in order to help developers focus on writing important business logic. It should be used with hotwired
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Define retention policies on ActiveRecord models to automatically destroy, delete, or archive expired records. Includes batch limiting, advisory locking, transactional archiving, and background job support.
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ActiveSaga provides durable, idempotent workflow orchestration built on Rails Active Job. It supports sync and async steps, retries with backoff, signals, compensations, and pluggable persistence stores.
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æternitas is a tool support polling resources (webpages, APIs).
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This is a reusable alarm concern for Active Recordmodels. It adds support for the automatic maintenanceof Active Job's which are scheduled for the givenalarms.
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AngryBatch allows you to group ActiveJobs into batches and define jobs to run once all batch jobs are completed.
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A DSL for simplifying modification of Rails ActiveSupport Instrumentation API
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*Atomic archiving/unarchiving for ActiveRecord* acts_as_paranoid and similar plugins/gems work on a record-by-record basis and make it difficult to restore records atomically (or archive them, for that matter). Because ArchivalRecord's #archive! and #unarchive! methods are in transactions, and ...
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Multi-fiber, Postgres-based, ActiveJob backend for Ruby on Rails
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Lightweight, asynchronous, and database-backed execution of singleton methods.
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Pass a user through to your active_jobs and associate it with any generated audits
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Define your collection, job, and callbacks all in one clear and concise object
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Distribute map-reduce tasks with ActiveJob, storing the results in Redis (or another backend)
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Bulk upload data in a file (e.g. CSV), process in the background, then send a success or failure report
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Burstflow is a parallel workflow runner using ActiveRecord and ActiveJob. It has dependency, result pipelining and suspend/resume ability
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Rather than creating rake tasks, which have to go through CI/CD, then some deploy process, eventually make it to production, only to be run once, and then never get deleted and litter your code base- this gem allows you to create command proposals via a UI that can be immediately reviewed by your...
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Define custom methods, helper, and aliases for your app and use them in your rails console or IRB session.
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Instrument ActiveJob jobs with Cronitor to monitor lifecycle events around the perform method.
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