1.0.0

Added

• BREAKING CHANGE Gush now uses ActiveJob instead of directly Sidekiq, this allows programmers to use multiple backends, instead of just one. Including in-process or even synchronous backends. See http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_job_basics.html

Fixed

• Fix graph rendering with gush viz command. Sometimes it rendered the last job detached from others, because it was using a class name instead of job name as ID.
• Fix performance problems with unserializing jobs. This greatly increased performance by avoiding redundant calls to Redis storage. Should help a lot with huge workflows spawning thousands of jobs. Previously each job loaded whole workflow instance when executed.

Changed

• BREAKING CHANGE Gushfile.rb is now renamed to Gushfile
• BREAKING CHANGE Internal code for reporting status via Redis pub/sub has been removed, since it wasn't used for a long time.
• BREAKING CHANGE jobs are expected to have a perform method instead of work like in < 1.0.0 versions.
• BREAKING CHANGE payloads method available inside jobs is now an array of hashes, instead of a hash, this allows for a more flexible approach to reusing a single job in many situations. Previously payloads were grouped by predecessor's class name, so you were forced to hardcode that class name in its descendants' code.

Removed

• gush workers command is now removed. This is now up to the developer to start background processes depending on chosen ActiveJob adapter.
• environment was removed since it was no longer needed (it was Sidekiq specific)