Bump oban from 2.15.4 to 2.17.11

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Bumps oban from 2.15.4 to 2.17.11.

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v2.17.11

Bug Fixes

• [Oban] Handle deprecation warnings from Elixir 1.17

• [Notifier] Prevent noisy logging about switching between modes.

  There's an apparent race condition in Sonar between pruning stale nodes on :ping and updating the status after a notification. This primarily happens in development for two reasons:

  1. Development laptops are most prone to time warp because of system sleep.
  2. Apps only run a single node in development.

  Using monotonic_time/1 instead of system_time/1 guards against clock drift/time warp effects.

• [Stager] Prevent notification status timeouts from bubbling into the Stager.

  A clogged Ecto pool could cause cascading errors on startup due to a sequence of calls between the Notifier, Sonar, and Stager.

  1. Sonar sends a notification in handle_continue on startup.
  2. The notification is blocked while the Notifier waits for a connection from the Ecto pool.
  3. Stager checks for the connection status on startup, which would eventually time out because the Sonar hadn't finished initializing.
  4. The Stager crashes from the timeout error.

  This makes the following changes to prevent this sequence of events:

  1. The Stager no longer gets the sonar status during startup.
  2. The Notifier catches timeout errors from Sonar checks, warns about it, then returns an :unknown status.

• [Engine] Defensively check the process dictionary during inline testing.

  Not all processes are guaranteed to return a value for the process dictionary. Sometimes a value was missing during inline testing, which would crash the test.

• [Basic] Set conflict? flag when encountering a unique advisory lock.

  The conflict? flag wasn't set when inserting a unique job was blocked by an advisory lock. Now the flag is set on either a fetched duplicate, or when the advisory lock is set.

• [Job] Correct replace_by_state_option type by switching from keyword to tuples.

• [Config] Correctly type shutdown_grace_period as an integer rather than a timeout.

v2.17.10

Enhancements

• [Oban] Make all generated functions from use Oban overridable.

  Now the functions generated by use Oban are all marked with defoverridable for extensibility.

Bug Fixes

• [Testing] Use $callers rather than $ancestors for ancestry tree check.

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Changelog

Sourced from oban's changelog.

v2.17.11 — 2024-06-25

Bug Fixes

• [Oban] Handle deprecation warnings from Elixir 1.17

• [Notifier] Prevent noisy logging about switching between modes.

  There's an apparent race condition in Sonar between pruning stale nodes on :ping and updating the status after a notification. This primarily happens in development for two reasons:

  1. Development laptops are most prone to time warp because of system sleep.
  2. Apps only run a single node in development.

  Using monotonic_time/1 instead of system_time/1 guards against clock drift/time warp effects.

• [Stager] Prevent notification status timeouts from bubbling into the Stager.

  A clogged Ecto pool could cause cascading errors on startup due to a sequence of calls between the Notifier, Sonar, and Stager.

  1. Sonar sends a notification in handle_continue on startup.
  2. The notification is blocked while the Notifier waits for a connection from the Ecto pool.
  3. Stager checks for the connection status on startup, which would eventually time out because the Sonar hadn't finished initializing.
  4. The Stager crashes from the timeout error.

  This makes the following changes to prevent this sequence of events:

  1. The Stager no longer gets the sonar status during startup.
  2. The Notifier catches timeout errors from Sonar checks, warns about it, then returns an :unknown status.

• [Engine] Defensively check the process dictionary during inline testing.

  Not all processes are guaranteed to return a value for the process dictionary. Sometimes a value was missing during inline testing, which would crash the test.

• [Basic] Set conflict? flag when encountering a unique advisory lock.

  The conflict? flag wasn't set when inserting a unique job was blocked by an advisory lock. Now the flag is set on either a fetched duplicate, or when the advisory lock is set.

• [Job] Correct replace_by_state_option type by switching from keyword to tuples.

• [Config] Correctly type shutdown_grace_period as an integer rather than a timeout.

v2.17.10 — 2024-04-26

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Commits

• fb07db6 Release v2.17.11
• 0b2a72d Bump all outdated deps to latest version
• 1c9e0b8 Add typedocs for Worker.return/0 type (#1108)
• ad9b7ee Use monotonic_time for pruning stale Sonar nodes
• b1d9c24 Make replace_by_state_option tuples instead of a keyword (#1103)
• 140e49e Defensively check the pdict for inline testing
• 4c0ac00 Prevent sonar timeouts bubbling into the stager
• ef0805f Handle deprecation warnings from Elixir 1.17-rc.0
• a7dad1b Set conflict? flag on unique advisory lock
• ca0b368 Correctly type shutdown_grace_period as an integer
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Superseded by #186.