Matt Aitken
50e3d9e43a
* Added EndpointIndex status. Default is PENDING, existing rows are SUCCESS * Made it easier to create a migration SQL file * Created a job-catalog file for misconfigured Jobs that should error when running the CLI * EndpointIndex data and state are now optional * The Environments page now shows the status of the last refresh * Improved the UI about endpoints * Added EndpointIndex error column * WIP making the endpoint indexing more robust * Indexing errors are now surfaced * Improved the error show it shows the job id * Use “performEndpointIndexing” when you create your first endpoint from the UI * Use “performEndpointIndexing” for the recurring endpoint checker * Staging is now auto-indexed every 10 mins too * Use “performEndpointIndexing” for the webhook * Moved the throttling to a util * Removed instructional comments * Created a reusable retry system with exponential backoff * Use p-retry for retrying with backoff * The CLI gets indexing results and displays errors * Improved the indexing error messages and display in the console * Use a pre so the Indexing error is correctly split over multiple lines * Use a db transaction for webhook that triggers endpoint indexing * Tidied up imports * Support older versions of the server * Improved the comment on the misconfigured job * Changeset: When indexing user's jobs errors are now stored and displayed
✨ @trigger.dev/cli - Initialize your project to start using Trigger.dev
Trigger.dev is an open source platform that makes it easy to create event-driven background tasks directly in your existing project.
💻 Usage
To initialize your project using @trigger.dev/cli, run any of the following three commands and answer the prompts:
npm
npx @trigger.dev/cli@latest init
yarn
yarn dlx @trigger.dev/cli@latest init
pnpm
pnpm dlx @trigger.dev/cli@latest init