* Upgrades to MarQS
- It’s “queue choosing” algorithm is now MUCH better (pretty much didn’t work before) and should be performant even when we have a bunch of prod queues
- There are now concurrency limits at the environment and organization level, as well as the task/queue level. So if any of them are at capacity the message won’t be dequeued. This means we can have an org wide concurrency limit, as well as different limits for dev/prod/staging
- I’ve added an admin API that can be used to update the org/env concurrency limits
* More MarQS upgrades
- Extract the queue priortity choosing strategy into an interface
- Implement a much better weighted average strategy
- “Slide the window” of queue candidates if the parent queue sends all at-capacity queues (so we won’t get stuck attempting to choose the same 12 full queues)
- Added some unit tests for the priority stuff
- Added some ideas for expanding the priority choosing strategy with more dynamic features
* Fixes an issue with the shared queue consumer relying on the queue name to get the env id
* Add support for the built-in Trigger.dev tunnel for local development
* Remove the test script from yalt
* Add to the README
* Improve the outdated packages warning
* Changeset should ignore the example projects
* Removed note in Contributing instructions about not adding a changeset for internal
* Renamed @trigger.dev/internal to @trigger.dev/core. Set sdk and internal to be ES2020, so we don’t get errors about private identifiers
* Env vars in nextjs-example use square bracket syntax to avoid Turbo Repo errors
* Set the tsconfigs back for core and sdk
* @examples/nextjs compile error with undefined tasks
* Set the example projects to use ES2015 to avoid private modifier complaints
* package-tester example, which will use built packages
* package-tester package.json
* Created a readme for the package-tester
* Added all the packages to package-tester
* Create .env.local.example and readme instructions
* Added name to the package.json
* Upgraded @types/react and @types/react-dom everywhrre, so we can use server actions
* Upgraded @types/react and @types/react-dom everywhrre, so we can use server actions
* Reworked the react package build, so it generates separate files
* The SDK no longer bundles core
* package-tester setup with a server action and react hooks
* Added new SDK methods with logging
* Working tsup settings for client and server
* Explicit react hooks return types
* Added all the hooks for testing
* Added OpenAI step to the job to check types are still ok in integrations
* Get rid of rogue Changeset ignores
* Changeset: @trigger.dev/core is now a separate package
* Exited prerelease mode, added a changeset
* Changed @next to @latest
* Deleted seed.js, this shouldn’t be committed
* Ignore seed.js
* The webapp was importing @trigger.dev/core with a folder path rather package name…
* More webapp imports instead of @trigger.dev/core were a folder path
* Accidentally edited Stripe internal API url in the comment
* Added “sideEffects”: false so @trigger.dev/core is tree shaken by Remix
- Centralized the pulsar client creation and topics to internal-pulsar
- Cleaned up the pulsar message catalogs and split triggers and run command responses
- Improved the naming of the task queue
- Figured out how to use the pulsar client with the hosted version of Pulsar
Eric Allam