Add support for Sidekiq 7+ #57
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This primarily adds support for Sidekiq 7. The support policy for Sidekiq states that the previous major releases is supported "as long as they are less than five years old" [1]. With Sidekiq 6.0 released in August 2019, that time has come. This also adds an exhaustive test matrix covering - Ruby 3.0..3.3 - Sidekiq 6.5..7.3 - official Redis server and its ValKey fork Testing against ValKey ensures smooth transitioning from the proprietary Redis 7.2 to a pure Open Source stack [2, 3]. [1]: https://github.com/sidekiq/sidekiq/wiki/Commercial-Support [2]: https://redis.io/legal/licenses/ [3]: https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey?tab=License-1-ov-file#readme
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This primarily adds support for Sidekiq 7.
The support policy for Sidekiq states that the previous major releases is supported "as long as they are less than five years old". With Sidekiq 6.0 released in August 2019, that time has come. Despite of this, I'm keeping support for 6.5 because that is the latest version users of
mini_schedulerare using. This should allow them updatingmini_schedulerbefore they tackle upgrading to Sidekiq 7.This also adds an exhaustive test matrix covering
Testing against ValKey ensures smooth transitioning from the proprietary Redis 7.2 to a pure Open Source stack.