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Add fully functional Ruby client compatible with Go client
Here, try to do a full port of River to Ruby using a similar technique
to Rust through repeated refinement iterations.
I also had it try to go through each of River's features sections in the
docs and make sure we have equivalent Ruby functionality.
I changed a fair bit through manual inspection of the resulting APIs,
but there's still a reasonable possibility we'll notice more things and
want to make a few additional tweaks before fully committing.
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- Add a full Ruby client for River with Go-compatible job insertion and execution on PostgreSQL and SQLite through ActiveRecord or Sequel. Includes workers, retries, cancellation, periodic and resumable jobs, job administration, migration and worker CLIs, and testing helpers. Rails and Active Job integration is available through `riverqueue-rails`, with workflows, batches, sequences, concurrency controls, and other advanced features in the separately distributed `riverqueue-pro` gem.
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