@pauldeng/node-red-contrib-bullmq 1.0.1 → 1.0.2

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  Node-RED nodes for BullMQ-backed Redis job queues.
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- This package targets BullMQ 5.78.0 and Node-RED 4.1 or 5.x. It preserves the legacy `bull-queue-server`, `bull cmd`, and `bull run` node types where BullMQ has compatible behavior, and adds `bull job`, `bull events`, and `bull flow`.
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+ This package targets BullMQ 5.80.2 and Node-RED 4.1 or 5.x. It preserves the legacy `bull-queue-server`, `bull cmd`, and `bull run` node types where BullMQ has compatible behavior, and adds `bull job`, `bull events`, and `bull flow`.
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  ## Installation
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+ To install - either use the manage palette option in the editor, or change to your Node-RED user directory.
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  ```sh
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+ cd ~/.node-red
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  npm install @pauldeng/node-red-contrib-bullmq
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  ```
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  - Node-RED 4.1.x or 5.x
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  - Node.js 18+ with Node-RED 4.1.x, or Node.js 22.9+ with Node-RED 5.x
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  - Redis with `maxmemory-policy=noeviction`
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- - BullMQ 5.78.0
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+ - BullMQ 5.80.2
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  Bull v4 Redis data is not automatically migrated. Drain, retire, or otherwise handle old Bull queues before upgrading the runtime dependency.
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  - AWS MemoryDB, configured as Redis Cluster with TLS
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  - Redis Sentinel
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- Authentication can use Redis ACL username/password. TLS supports CA, client certificate, client key, server name, and certificate verification. Cluster and MemoryDB deployments should use a BullMQ prefix with a hash tag, such as `{bull}`, to keep queue keys in one Redis Cluster slot for atomic operations.
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+ Authentication can use Redis ACL username/password. TLS supports CA, client certificate, client key, server name, and certificate verification. Cluster and MemoryDB prefixes must contain a hash tag, such as `{bull}`, to keep queue keys in one Redis Cluster slot for atomic operations.
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  ## Legacy Repeat Cron Compatibility
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  - [Connection Guide](docs/CONNECTIONS.md)
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  - [Migration Guide](docs/MIGRATION.md)
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  - [Troubleshooting](docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md)
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+ - [Changelog](CHANGELOG.md)
package/bull-queue.html CHANGED
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  <li><b>CA</b>: PEM certificate authority text for validating private Redis certificates. Stored as a Node-RED credential.</li>
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  <li><b>Client Cert</b>: PEM client certificate for mutual TLS deployments. Stored as a Node-RED credential.</li>
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  <li><b>Client Key</b>: PEM client private key for mutual TLS deployments. Stored as a Node-RED credential.</li>
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- <li><b>Prefix</b>: BullMQ key prefix. For Redis Cluster and MemoryDB, use a hash tag such as <code>{bull}</code> so BullMQ keys stay in one hash slot for atomic operations.</li>
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+ <li><b>Prefix</b>: BullMQ key prefix. Redis Cluster and MemoryDB prefixes must contain a hash tag such as <code>{bull}</code> so BullMQ keys stay in one hash slot for atomic operations.</li>
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  </ul>
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  <h3>Example</h3>
package/bull-queue.js CHANGED
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  // BullMQ resource. Its public disconnect() awaits a connection promise that
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  // never settles while Redis is unreachable, so reach for the underlying
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- // ioredis clients directly (BullMQ is pinned to exactly 5.78.0).
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+ // ioredis clients directly (BullMQ is pinned to exactly 5.80.2).
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  if (resource.connection) {
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  disconnectClient(resource.connection._client);
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  }
package/docs/COMMANDS.md CHANGED
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  - `getRateLimitTtl`
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  - `removeRateLimitKey`
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+ `setGlobalRateLimit` requires `msg.max` and `msg.duration`; the documented `{ max, duration }` object in `msg.payload` is also accepted.
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  ## Logs And Metrics
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  Cluster auth and TLS are applied through ioredis `redisOptions`. The runtime sets a DNS lookup passthrough for TLS-enabled cluster discovery.
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- Use a BullMQ prefix with a hash tag, normally `{bull}`.
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+ The BullMQ prefix must contain a Redis hash tag, normally `{bull}`. Untagged Cluster prefixes are rejected to prevent `CROSSSLOT` failures.
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  ## AWS MemoryDB
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package/docs/MIGRATION.md CHANGED
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  ## What Changes
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- - Runtime dependency is BullMQ 5.78.0.
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+ - Runtime dependency is BullMQ 5.80.2.
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  - `bull` and `sprintf-js` are removed.
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  - Repeatable jobs use BullMQ Job Schedulers.
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  - Scheduled jobs require a stable scheduler id.
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  ## `bull cmd`
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package/docs/RELEASE.md CHANGED
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  1. Confirm `package.json` has the intended `version` and the name `@pauldeng/node-red-contrib-bullmq`.
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  2. Confirm the GitHub repository is `https://github.com/pauldeng/node-red-contrib-bullmq`.
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  4. Confirm no examples, docs, fixtures, or logs contain Redis, Sentinel, or MemoryDB secrets.
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  class AcknowledgementEntry {
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