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Changelog for Oban v2.13

🌟 Looking for changes to Web or Pro? Check the Oban.Pro Changelog or the Oban.Web Changelog. 🌟

Cancel Directly from Job Execution

Discard was initially intended to mean "a job exhausted all retries." Later, it was added as a return type for perform/1, and it came to mean either "stop retrying" or "exhausted retries" ambiguously, with no clear way to differentiate. Even later, we introduced cancel with a cancelled state as a way to stop jobs at runtime.

To repair this dichotomy, we're introducing a new {:cancel, reason} return type that transitions jobs to the cancelled state:

case do_some_work(job) do
  {:ok, _result} = ok ->
    ok

  {:error, :invalid} ->
-   {:discard, :invalid}
+   {:cancel, :invalid}

  {:error, _reason} = error ->
    error
end

With this change we're also deprecating the use of discard from perform/1 entirely! The meaning of each action/state is now:

  • cancel—this job was purposefully stopped from retrying, either from a return value or the cancel command triggered by a human

  • discard—this job has exhausted all retries and transitioned by the system

You're encouraged to replace usage of :discard with :cancel throughout your application's workers, but :discard is only soft-deprecated and undocumented now.

Public Engine Behaviour

Engines are responsible for all non-plugin database interaction, from inserting through executing jobs. They're also the intermediate layer that makes Pro's SmartEngine possible.

Along with documenting the Engine this also flattens its name for parity with other "extension" modules. For the sake of consistency with notifiers and peers, the Basic and Inline engines are now Oban.Engines.Basic and Oban.Engines.Inline, respectively.

v2.13.3 — 2022-09-07

Bug Fixes

  • [Oban] Fix dialyzer for insert/2 and insert_all/2, again.

    The recent addition of a @spec for Oban.insert/2 broke dialyzer in some situations. To prevent this regression in the future we now include a compiled module that exercises all Oban.insert function clauses for dialyzer.

v2.13.2 — 2022-08-19

Bug Fixes

  • [Oban] Fix insert/3 and insert_all/3 when using options.

    Multiple default arguments caused a conflict for function calls with options but without an Oban instance name, e.g. Oban.insert(changeset, timeout: 500)

  • [Reindexer] Fix the unused index repair query and correctly report errors.

    Reindexing and deindexing would faily silently because the results weren't checked and no exceptions were raised.

v2.13.1 — 2022-08-09

Bug Fixes

  • [Oban] Expand insert/insert_all typespecs for multi arity

    This fixes dialyzer issues from the introduction of opts to Oban.insert and Oban.insert_all functions.

  • [Reindexer] Allow specifying timeouts for all queries

    In some cases, applying REINDEX INDEX CONCURRENTLY on the indexes oban_jobs_args_index, and oban_jobs_meta_index takes more than the default value (15 seconds). This new option allows clients to specify other values than the default.

v2.13.0 — 2022-07-22

Enhancements

  • [Telemetry] Add encode option to make JSON encoding for attach_default_logger/1.

    Now it's possible to use the default logger in applications that prefer structured logging or use a standard JSON log formatter.

  • [Oban] Accept a DateTime for the :with_scheduled option when draining.

    When a DateTime is provided, drains all jobs scheduled up to, and including, that point in time.

  • [Oban] Accept extra options for insert/2,4 and insert_all/2,4.

    These are typically the Ecto's standard "Shared Options" such as log and timeout. Other engines, such as Pro's SmartEngine may support additional options.

  • [Repo] Add aggregate/4 wrapper to facilitate aggregates from plugins or other extensions that use Oban.Repo.

Bug Fixes

  • [Oban] Prevent empty maps from matching non-empty maps during uniqueness checks.

  • [Oban] Handle discarded and exhausted states for inline testing mode.

    Previously, returning a :discard tuple or exhausting attempts would cause an error.

  • [Peer] Default leader? check to false on peer timeout.

    Timeouts should be rare, as they're symptoms of application/database overload. If leadership can't be established it's safe to assume an instance isn't leader and log a warning.

  • [Peer] Use node-specific lock requester id for Global peers.

    Occasionally a peer module may hang while establishing leadership. In this case the peer isn't yet a leader, and we can fallback to false.

  • [Config] Validate options only after applying normalizations.

  • [Migrations] Allow any viable prefix in migrations.

  • [Reindexer] Drop invalid Oban indexes before reindexing again.

    Table contention that occurs during concurrent reindexing may leave indexes in an invalid, and unusable state. Those indexes aren't used by Postgres and they take up disk space. Now the Reindexer will drop any invalid indexes before attempting to reindex.

  • [Reindexer] Only rebuild args and meta GIN indexes concurrently.

    The new indexes option can be used to override the reindexed indexes rather than the defaults.

    The other two standard indexes (primary key and compound fields) are BTREE based and not as subject to bloat.

  • [Testing] Fix testing mode for perform_job and alt engines, e.g. Inline

    A couple of changes enabled this compound fix:

    1. Removing the engine override within config and exposing a centralized engine lookup instead.
    2. Controlling post-execution db interaction with a new ack option for the Executor module.

Deprecations

  • [Oban] Soft replace discard with cancel return value (#730) [Parker Selbert]

For changes prior to v2.13 see the v2.12 docs.