lib/lev/active_job.rb in lev-6.0.0 vs lib/lev/active_job.rb in lev-7.0.0

- old
+ new

@@ -1,33 +1,34 @@ -if defined?(::ActiveJob) - module Lev - module ActiveJob - class Base < ::ActiveJob::Base - def self.perform_later(routine_class, *args, &block) - queue_as routine_class.active_job_queue - args.push(routine_class.to_s) +module Lev + module ActiveJob + class Base < Lev.configuration.job_class + def self.perform_later(routine_class, *args, &block) + queue_as routine_class.active_job_queue + args.push(routine_class.to_s) - # To enable tracking of this job's status, create a new BackgroundJob object - # and push it on to the arguments so that in `perform` it can be peeled - # off and handed to the routine instance. The BackgroundJob UUID is returned - # so that callers can track the status. - job = Lev::BackgroundJob.new - job.queued! - args.push(job.id) + # To enable tracking of this job's status, create a new BackgroundJob object + # and push it on to the arguments so that in `perform` it can be peeled + # off and handed to the routine instance. The BackgroundJob UUID is returned + # so that callers can track the status. + job = Lev::BackgroundJob.create + args.push(job.id) - super(*args, &block) + # In theory we'd mark as queued right after the call to super, but this messes + # up when the activejob adapter runs the job right away + job.queued! + super(*args, &block) - job.id - end + job.id + end - def perform(*args, &block) - # Pop arguments added by perform_later - id = args.pop - routine_class = Kernel.const_get(args.pop) + def perform(*args, &block) + # Pop arguments added by perform_later + id = args.pop + routine_class = Kernel.const_get(args.pop) - routine_instance = routine_class.new(Lev::BackgroundJob.new(id: id)) - routine_instance.call(*args, &block) - end + routine_instance = routine_class.new(Lev::BackgroundJob.find!(id)) + + routine_instance.call(*args, &block) end end end end