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Version 0.10.0 (2020-04-28)

  • You can now run multiple schedulers at the same time. Thanks @oxalorg!
  • You can now schedule a job with dependency by specifying the depends_on kwarg. Thanks @noncomputable!
  • Added use_local_timezone argument to scheduler.cron(). Thanks @Eugeny!

Version 0.9.1 (2019-10-08)

  • scheduler._create_job() now respects queue_name parameter. Thanks @shubhamdipt!
  • Added queue_name parameter to enqueue_at() and enqueue_in(). Thanks @gauravmk!

Version 0.9 (2018-12-12)

  • Compatible with RQ >= 0.13 and redis-py >= 3.0. Thanks @ericatkin and @selwin!
  • scheduler.schedule() now accepts meta argument. Thanks @as3445!
  • scheduler.get_jobs() now returns an iterator. Thanks @craynic!

Version 0.8.3 (2018-05-17)

  • Fixed lock management error. Thanks @chaffeqa!

Version 0.8.2 (2018-03-02)

  • Fixed conflicting -q parameter from rqscheduler script. Thanks @sourcepirate!

Version 0.8.1 (2018-02-04)

  • Fixed packaging error

Version 0.8.0 (2018-02-04)

  • Added support for custom Job and Queue classes. Thanks @skirsdeda!
  • You can now pass in a Queue object when instantiating the scheduler as such Scheduler(queue=queue). Thanks @peergradeio!
  • Fixes a crash that happens when the scheduler runs for longer than sleep interval. Thanks @chaffeqa!
  • Added job_description, job_id, job_ttl and job_result_ttl kwargs to enqueue_at and enqueue_in. Thanks @bw, @ryanolf and @gusevaleksei!
  • You can now run rqscheduler with --quiet or -q flag to silence INFO level log messages. Thanks @bw!
  • Scheduler will now enqueue jobs at exactly the defined interval. Thanks @hamx0r!
  • You can now run multiple schedulers at the same time. Thanks @marcinn!

Version 0.6.1

  • Added scheduler.count(). Thanks @smaccona!
  • scheduler.get_jobs() now supports pagination. Thanks @smaccona!
  • Better ttl and result_ttl defaults for jobs created by scheduler.cron. Thanks @csaba-stylight and @lechup!

Version 0.6.0

  • Added scheduler.cron() capability. Thanks @petervtzand!
  • scheduler.schedule() now accepts id and ttl kwargs. Thanks @mbodock!

Version 0.5.1

  • Travis CI fixes. Thanks Steven Kryskalla!
  • Modified default logging configuration. You can pass in the -v or --verbose argument to rqscheduler script for more verbose logging.
  • RQ Scheduler now registers Queue name when a new job is scheduled. Thanks @alejandrodob !
  • You can now schedule jobs with string references like scheduler.schedule(scheduled_time=now, func='foo.bar'). Thanks @SirScott !
  • rqscheduler script now accepts floating point intervals. Thanks Alexander Pikovsky!

Version 0.5.0

  • IMPORTANT! Job timestamps are now stored and interpreted in UTC format. If you have existing scheduled jobs, you should probably change their timestamp to UTC before upgrading to 0.5.0. Thanks @michaelbrooks!
  • You can now configure Redis connection via environment variables. Thanks @malthe!
  • rqscheduler script now accepts --pid argument. Thanks @jsoncorwin!

Version 0.4.0

  • Supports Python 3!
  • Scheduler.schedule now allows job timeout to be specified
  • rqscheduler allows Redis connection to be specified via --url argument
  • rqscheduler now accepts --path argument

Version 0.3.6

  • Scheduler key is not set to expire a few seconds after the next scheduling operation. This solves the issue of rqscheduler refusing to start after an unexpected shut down.

Version 0.3.5

  • Support StrictRedis

Version 0.3.4

  • Scheduler related job attributes (interval and repeat) are now stored in job.meta introduced in RQ 0.3.4

Version 0.3.3

  • You can now check whether a job is scheduled for execution using job in scheduler syntax
  • Added scheduler.get_jobs method
  • scheduler.enqueue and scheduler.enqueue_periodic will now raise a DeprecationWarning, please use scheduler.schedule instead

Version 0.3.2

  • Periodic jobs now require RQ_ >= 0.3.1

Version 0.3

  • Added the capability to create periodic (cron) and repeated job using scheduler.enqueue