Save job data as-is without re-encoding #83
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I don't see the checks run on this PR, but the content looks good to me |
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Any idea why Travis didn't kick off? |
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I don't :-/ I no longer have access to the Travis configuration. @lindseyreno or @evanbattaglia - do you happen to know? |
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I don't know how or why but the repo was deactivated in Travis. I reactivated it and it is working again. Either reopen the PR or push an empty commit to trigger a build. |
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LGTM |
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Bump! |
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Bump! |
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See my comment on #85 regarding the state of this project. |
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cjsonescapes forward slashes which is causing problems for me. I'd like qless to just save job data to Redis verbatim without any decode/encode side-effects.I've also fixed some inconsistencies with job data param names and assertion messages.
All unit tests are passing.