Autoloads #144
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Autoloads #144
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Many custom configuration loaders will retrieve the configuration from an external resource. `Resque::Pool` asks the loader for the latest configuration roughly once per second. You may want to reduce load on your external resource by caching the value, and only really fetching the latest configuration after a specific amount of time has passed. Instead of forcing each configuration loader author to re-write (and test) this logic, we provide `Resque::Pool::ConfigThrottle`. See the spec for full details of its behavior.
n.b. this cleans up the resque/pool/pooled_worker monkeypatching a little bit. It runs only on `Resque::Pool.new` now.
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Use ruby's
autoload(thread-safe since 2.0) instead ofrequiresprinkled here and there.Based on #143, because the namespacing changes a lot in there.