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Because people running sidekiq with their Ruby app on production don’t care about cross-language queue. If you pay for Pro or Enterprise you don’t want any majo
by f6v 3y ago
Because people running sidekiq with their Ruby app on production don’t care about cross-language queue. If you pay for Pro or Enterprise you don’t want any major changes that are potentially breaking.
- cactusplant7374 3y agoThe only reason we pay is because the pro version doesn't lose jobs if a worker crashes. You would think that would be a core feature.
- ckolkey 3y agoSounds like Mike found a good feature that would encourage companies to purchase a license. I have a tremendous admiration for the business he's built.
- cactusplant7374 3y agoYou would think not losing jobs would be a required feature in any job queue software product.
- f6v 3y ago> You would think not losing jobs would be a required feature in any job queue software product. A free software doesn’t have to be anything because it’s free.
- cactusplant7374 3y agoFree software doesn't even have to work. It can be an empty git repo. Your comment doesn't move forward the conversation.
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- aaronbrethorst 3y agoA man’s gotta eat.