Fix for compatibility with sidekiq >= 6.1.0 #39
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….0 that is not backwards compatible. As part of this refactoring the object in the :fetch option is expected to be an instance of Sidekiq::BasicFetch or an object that responds to the same methods. This change allows using the gem with newer versions while keeping compatibility with old ones. See sidekiq/sidekiq#4602 for more details.
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This would be a welcome change, currently fails with: "ERROR: Error fetching job: undefined method `retrieve_work' for Sidekiq::RateLimiter::Fetch:Class" |
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Necessary to enable using |
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Closing, superceded by #42 |
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A refactoring in the internal Fetch API was introduced in Sidekiq 6.1.0 that is not backwards compatible.
As part of this refactoring the object in the
:fetchoption is expected to be an instance ofSidekiq::BasicFetchor an object that responds to the same methods instead of aClassas it used to be.This change allows using the gem with newer versions while keeping compatibility with old ones. See sidekiq/sidekiq#4602 for more details.
Fixes #38.