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### Added
- Added privacy-scoped setup wizard funnel and Docker startup-failure telemetry with deployment identity handoff, Node.js 20.20.0 support, and cross-platform end-to-end test coverage. [#1653](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1653)
- Added Syncing filter option to the Repositories table status dropdown. [#1657](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1657)

## [5.1.13] - 2026-09-12

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}));

import { BullMQClient } from "./bullmqClient.js";
import { CONNECTION_QUEUE, type QueueSpec } from "./queue.js";
import { CONNECTION_QUEUE, REPO_INDEX_QUEUE, type QueueSpec } from "./queue.js";

describe("BullMQClient", () => {
beforeEach(() => {
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);
});

test("lists syncing job ids", async () => {
mocks.listJobs.mockResolvedValue([
{ id: "syncing-1" },
{ id: "syncing-2" },
]);
const client = new BullMQClient({} as Redis);

await expect(
client.getSyncingJobIds(CONNECTION_QUEUE),
).resolves.toEqual(["syncing-1", "syncing-2"]);
expect(mocks.listJobs).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
["waiting", "waiting-children", "prioritized", "active"],
0,
-1,
true,
);
});

test("lists syncing repo ids from job data", async () => {
mocks.listJobs.mockResolvedValue([
{ id: "job-1", data: { repoId: 1 } },
{ id: "job-2", data: { repoId: 2 } },
{ id: "job-3", data: {} },
]);
const client = new BullMQClient({} as Redis);

await expect(
client.getSyncingRepoIds(REPO_INDEX_QUEUE),
).resolves.toEqual([1, 2]);
expect(mocks.listJobs).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
["waiting", "waiting-children", "prioritized", "active"],
0,
-1,
true,
);
});

test("includes workload data in scheduled jobs", async () => {
const client = new BullMQClient({} as Redis);
const data = { connectionId: 42 };
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return jobs.flatMap((job) => job.id ? [job.id] : []);
}

async getSyncingJobIds<TName extends QueueName>(
spec: QueueSpec<TName>,
): Promise<string[]> {
const jobs = await this.getQueue(spec).getJobs(
["waiting", "waiting-children", "prioritized", "active"],

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For BullMQ 5.81.3, which Job property identifies a job created by Queue.upsertJobScheduler, and does Queue.getJobs(["waiting", "waiting-children", "prioritized", "active"]) return these jobs?

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In BullMQ, the upsertJobScheduler method is a factory that creates jobs based on provided repeat options [1][2]. Jobs produced by a Job Scheduler do not have a specific property that identifies them as "scheduler-created" in a way that differentiates them from standard jobs added via queue.add, other than the fact that they are managed by the scheduler mechanism [1]. While you cannot assign a custom job ID to these jobs because the scheduler assigns a special ID to enforce repeat constraints, you can use the job&#39;s name property to discriminate them from other jobs [1]. Regarding your second question, Queue.getJobs([&quot;waiting&quot;, &quot;waiting-children&quot;, &quot;prioritized&quot;, &quot;active&quot;]) will return jobs created by upsertJobScheduler if they are currently in those specific states [3][4]. When a Job Scheduler creates a job, it is typically initially placed in the delayed state (waiting for its scheduled time) [5][1]. Once the scheduled time arrives, the job transitions into the standard job lifecycle (e.g., waiting or active), at which point it becomes visible to getJobs when querying for those statuses [1][4].
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<title>Job Schedulers | BullMQ</title> https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/job-schedulers/ Job Schedulers | BullMQ # Job Schedulers ​ A Job Scheduler acts as a factory , producing jobs based on specified "repeat" settings. The Job Scheduler is highly flexible, accommodating various scenarios, including jobs produced at fixed intervals, according to cron expressions, or based on custom requirements. For historical reasons, jobs produced by the Job Scheduler are often referred to as ‘Repeatable Jobs’. To create a scheduler, simply use the "upsertJobScheduler" method as demonstrated in the following example: ``` // Creates a new Job Scheduler that generates a job every 1000 milliseconds (1 second) const firstJob = await queue.upsertJobScheduler(&`#39`;my-scheduler-id&`#39`;, { every: 1000, }); ``` This example will create a new Job Scheduler that will produce a new job every second. It will also return the first job created for this Job Scheduler, which will be in "delayed" status waiting to be processed after 1 second. Now there are also a few important considerations that need to be explained here.: - Upsert vs. Add: the &`#39`;upsert&`#39`; is used instead of &`#39`;add&`#39`; to simplify management of recurring jobs, especially in production deployments. It ensures the scheduler is updated or created without duplications. - Job Production Rate: The scheduler will only generate new jobs when the last job begins processing. Therefore, if your queue is very busy, or if you do not have enough workers or concurrency, it is possible that you will get the jobs less frequently than the specified repetition interval. - Job Status: As long as a Job Scheduler is producing jobs, there will be always one job associated to the scheduler in the "Delayed" status. - UTC schedules: use `tz: &`#39`;UTC&`#39`;` in scheduler options when you need cron execution in UTC (instead of the removed legacy `utc` option). ### Using Job Templates ​ You can also define a template with standard names, data, and options for jobs added to a queue. This ensures that all jobs produced by the Job Scheduler inherit these settings: ``` // Create jobs every day at 3:15 (am) const firstJob = await queue.upsertJobScheduler( &`#39`;my-scheduler-id&`#39`;, { pattern: &`#39`;0 15 3 * * *&`#39`; }, { name: &`#39`;my-job-name&`#39`;, data: { foo: &`#39`;bar&`#39`; }, opts: { backoff: 3, attempts: 5, removeOnFail: 1000, }, }, ); ``` All jobs produced by this scheduler will use the given settings. Note that in the future you could call "upsertJobScheduler" again with the given "my-scheduler-id" in order to update any settings of this particular job scheduler, such as the repeat options or/and the job&`#39`;s template settings. INFO Since jobs produced by the Job Scheduler will get a special job ID in order to guarantee that jobs will never be created more often than the given repeat settings, you cannot choose a custom job id. However you can use the job&`#39`;s name if you need to discriminate these jobs from other jobs. Last updated: <title>爱獭知识社区</title> https://readmex.com/en-US/taskforcesh/bullmq/page-4e1d2a90f-9e0f-435a-b26f-3ec057ab497c `upsertJobScheduler(name, opts, template)`: Creates or updates a job scheduler, which acts as a factory for producing jobs based on repeat settings (e.g., cron expressions, fixed intervals ... addRepeatableJob` mechanism ... 407 ... - Job Retrieval & State Management: - Provides various getter methods (e.g., `getJob`, `getJobs`, `getJobCounts`) inherited from `QueueGetters`. Source: queue-getters.ts ... The `Job` class represents an individual job in the queue. It encapsulates the job&`#39`;s data, options, state, and provides methods for interacting with the job (e.g., updating progress, promoting, retrying). ... - `id`: Unique identifier for the job. - `name`: Name of the job (used to categorize jobs). - `data`: The payload of the job. - `opts`: Job-specific options (e.g., `attempts`, `delay`, `priority`, `backoff`). Source: job.ts L181 ... - Waiting: The job is in the queue and ready to be processed. - Active: A worker has picked up the job and is currently processing it. - Completed: The job was processed successfully. - Failed: The job failed to process after all attempts or was marked as unrecoverable. - Delayed: The job is scheduled to be processed at a future time. - Paused: (Queue state) The queue is paused, and workers will not pick up new jobs from the waiting list. - Waiting-Children: (Flows) A parent job is waiting for its child jobs to complete. ... The `upsertJobScheduler` method on the `Queue` class allows for creating complex repeating job schedules using cron patterns or fixed intervals. ... Source: `Queue.upsertJobScheduler` (queue.ts L407), `JobScheduler` class (job-scheduler.ts) <title>QueueGetters | bullmq - v6.3.4</title> https://docs.bullmq.io/api/classes/v6.QueueGetters.html - getJobs( types?: JobType | JobType [], start?: number, end?: number, asc?: boolean, ): Promise< JobBase []> ... Returns the jobs that are on the given statuses (note that JobType is synonym for job status) ... Returns one of these values: &`#39`;completed&`#39`;, &`#39`;failed&`#39`;, &`#39`;delayed&`#39`;, &`#39`;active&`#39`;, &`#39`;waiting&`#39`;, &`#39`;waiting-children&`#39`;, &`#39`;unknown&`#39`;. ... - getPrioritized(start?: number, end?: number): Promise< JobBase []> ... - getWaiting(start?: number, end?: number): Promise< JobBase []> ... Returns the jobs that are in ... "waiting" status. ... - getWaitingChildren(start?: number, end?: number): Promise< JobBase []> ... Returns the jobs that are in ... "waiting-children" status. I.E. parent jobs that have at least one child that has not completed yet. <title>Getters | BullMQ</title> https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/jobs/getters Getters | BullMQ # Getters ​ When jobs are added to a queue, they will be in different statuses during their lifetime. BullMQ provides methods to retrieve information and jobs from the different statuses. Lifecycle of a job #### Job Counts ​ It is often necessary to know how many jobs are in a given status: ``` import { Queue } from &`#39`;bullmq&`#39`;; const myQueue = new Queue(&`#39`;Paint&`#39`;); const counts = await myQueue.getJobCounts(&`#39`;wait&`#39`;, &`#39`;completed&`#39`;, &`#39`;failed&`#39`;); // Returns an object like this { wait: number, completed: number, failed: number } ``` ``` from bullmq import Queue myQueue = Queue(&`#39`;Paint&`#39`;) counts = await myQueue.getJobCounts(&`#39`;wait&`#39`;, &`#39`;completed&`#39`;, &`#39`;failed&`#39`;) # Returns an object like this { wait: number, completed: number, failed: number } ``` ``` use bullmq::{Queue, QueueOptions}; let queue = Queue::new("Paint", QueueOptions::default()).await?; let counts = queue.get_job_counts().await?; // counts.waiting, counts.completed, counts.failed, counts.active, etc. println!("waiting: {}, completed: {}, failed: {}", counts.waiting, counts.completed, counts.failed); ``` The available status are: - completed, - failed, - delayed, - active, - wait, - waiting-children, - prioritized, - paused, and - repeat. #### Get Jobs ​ It is also possible to retrieve the jobs with pagination style semantics. For example: ``` const completed = await myQueue.getJobs([&`#39`;completed&`#39`;], 0, 99, true); // returns jobs at indices 0-99 inclusive (100 jobs total) ``` ``` completed = await myQueue.getJobs([&`#39`;completed&`#39`;], 0, 99, True) # returns jobs at indices 0-99 inclusive (100 jobs total) ``` ``` let completed = queue.get_jobs(&["completed"], 0, 99, true).await?; // returns jobs at indices 0-99 inclusive (100 jobs total) ``` Last updated: <title>Queue | bullmq - v6.1.2</title> https://docs.bullmq.io/api/classes/v5.Queue.html - getJobs( types?: JobType | JobType [], start?: number, end?: number, asc?: boolean, ): Promise< JobBase< DataTypeOrJob, ResultType, NameType> []> ... Returns the jobs that are on the given statuses (note that JobType is synonym for job status) ... < JobBase< DataTypeOr ... ResultType, NameType> ... - getWaitingChildren( start?: number, end?: number, ): Promise< JobBase< DataTypeOrJob, ResultType, NameType> []> ... - upsertJobScheduler( jobSchedulerId: NameType, repeatOpts: Omit< RepeatOptions, "key">, jobTemplate?: { data?: DataType; name?: NameType; opts?: JobSchedulerTemplateOptions; }, ): Promise< Job< DataType, ResultType, NameType>> ... Upserts a ... a job factory that creates jobs at a given interval. ... will create a new ... existing one. It will also create ... first job based on the repeat ... and delayed accordingly ... ResultType, NameType>>

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In BullMQ (including version 5.81.3), Queue.upsertJobScheduler is the primary method for managing recurring job schedules, effectively replacing older manual repeatable job methods [1]. The repeatJobKey is an internal property associated with repeatable jobs [2]. It acts as a unique identifier for the "meta" information that governs the repetition schedule, such as cron patterns or intervals [3][4]. When you use upsertJobScheduler, BullMQ internally generates or manages these repeatable keys to ensure that updates (e.g., changing a cron interval) modify the existing scheduler rather than creating duplicate, conflicting jobs [3][5]. Key details regarding your query include: 1. Scheduler-created Jobs: When you call upsertJobScheduler, it acts as a factory. It does not just add a single job; it creates a "scheduler" entry in Redis. This scheduler then automatically produces new jobs at the specified intervals [5][1]. These jobs are distinct from standard ad-hoc jobs and are managed via the internal repeatable key system [3]. 2. Property Context: The repeatJobKey property is primarily used by the library&#39;s internal logic (often found in classes/repeat.ts) to track which jobs belong to which scheduling meta-job [6][2]. In job options, it is often seen as an internal metadata field [2]. You typically do not need to set repeatJobKey manually when using upsertJobScheduler; the library handles this automatically [3]. 3. Source Context: The implementation for upsertJobScheduler is located within the Queue class (typically in src/classes/queue.ts), while the core scheduling logic that utilizes repeat keys resides in the JobScheduler class and the Repeat utility class [7][1]. If you are encountering issues with duplicate jobs or scheduling behavior, ensure you are using the same jobSchedulerId string consistently in your upsertJobScheduler calls, as this ID is what the library uses to perform the upsert (idempotent update) operation [8][5].
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<title>爱獭知识社区</title> https://readmex.com/en-US/taskforcesh/bullmq/page-4e1d2a90f-9e0f-435a-b26f-3ec057ab497c - Job Scheduling (Repeatable Jobs): - `upsertJobScheduler(name, opts, template)`: Creates or updates a job scheduler, which acts as a factory for producing jobs based on repeat settings (e.g., cron expressions, fixed intervals). This replaces the older `addRepeatableJob` mechanism. Source: queue.ts L407 - `removeRepeatable(name, repeat, jobId?)` and `removeRepeatableByKey(repeatableKey)`: Removes repeatable job configurations. Source: queue.ts L506, queue.ts L547 ... ### Repeatable Jobs (Job Schedulers) ... The `upsertJobScheduler` method on the `Queue` class allows for creating complex repeating job schedules using cron patterns or fixed intervals. ... Source: `Queue.upsertJobScheduler` (queue.ts L407), `JobScheduler` class (job-scheduler.ts) ... Example: Cron ... async function setupDailyReportScheduler() { // Schedule a job to run every day at 2:00 AM await myQueue.upsertJobScheduler(&`#39`;daily-report-scheduler&`#39`;, { pattern: &`#39`;0 0 2 * * *&`#39`;, // Cron pattern for 2 AM daily }, { name: &`#39`;generateDailyReport&`#39`;, data: { reportType: &`#39`;summary&`#39`; }, opts: { attempts: 2, backoff: { type: &`#39`;fixed&`#39`;, delay: 60000 } // Retry after 1 minute } }); console.log(&`#39`;Daily report scheduler created/updated.&`#39`;); } setupDailyReportScheduler();` <title>BaseJobOptions | bullmq - v5.80.10</title> https://api.docs.bullmq.io/interfaces/v5.BaseJobOptions.html BaseJobOptions | bullmq - v5.80.10 - v5 - BaseJobOptions # Interface BaseJobOptions interface BaseJobOptions { attempts?: number; backoff?: number | BackoffOptions; delay?: number; jobId?: string; keepLogs?: number; lifo?: boolean; parent?: ParentOptions; prevMillis?: number; priority?: number; removeOnComplete?: number | boolean | KeepJobs; removeOnFail?: number | boolean | KeepJobs; repeat?: RepeatOptions; repeatJobKey?: string; sizeLimit?: number; stackTraceLimit?: number; timestamp?: number;} #### Hierarchy (View Summary) https://api.docs.bullmq.io/hierarchy.html#v5.BaseJobOptions - DefaultJobOptions - - BaseJobOptions ##### Index ### Properties attempts? backoff? delay? jobId? keepLogs? lifo? parent? prevMillis? priority? removeOnComplete? removeOnFail? repeat? repeatJobKey? sizeLimit? stackTraceLimit? timestamp? ## Properties ### Optionalattempts attempts?: number The total number of attempts to try the job until it completes. #### Default Value ``` 1 Copy ``` ### Optionalbackoff backoff?: number | BackoffOptions Backoff setting for automatic retries if the job fails ### Optionaldelay delay?: number An amount of milliseconds to wait until this job can be processed. Note that for accurate delays, worker and producers should have their clocks synchronized. #### Default Value ``` 0 Copy ``` ### OptionaljobId jobId?: string Override the job ID - by default, the job ID is a unique integer, but you can use this setting to override it. If you use this option, it is up to you to ensure the jobId is unique. If you attempt to add a job with an id that already exists, it will not be added. ### OptionalkeepLogs keepLogs?: number Maximum amount of log entries that will be preserved ### Optionallifo lifo?: boolean If true, adds the job to the right of the queue instead of the left (default false) #### See https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/jobs/lifo ### Optionalparent parent?: ParentOptions Parent options ### OptionalprevMillis prevMillis?: number Internal property used by repeatable jobs. ### Optionalpriority priority?: number Ranges from 0 to 2 097 151.`0` means no explicit priority, and jobs with no explicit priority are processed before prioritized jobs. For prioritized jobs, lower numbers are processed before higher numbers. Note that using priorities has a slight impact on performance, so do not use it if not required. #### Default Value ``` 0 Copy ``` ### OptionalremoveOnComplete removeOnComplete?: number | boolean | KeepJobs If true, removes the job when it successfully completes When given a number, it specifies the maximum amount of jobs to keep, or you can provide an object specifying max age and/or count to keep. It overrides whatever setting is used in the worker. Default behavior is to keep the job in the completed set. When using`age` or`count`, the eviction is evaluated on a best-effort basis every time a job finishes; BullMQ does not run a background timer, so aged jobs are only removed once another job completes after their expiration. ### OptionalremoveOnFail removeOnFail?: number | boolean | KeepJobs If true, removes the job when it fails after all attempts. When given a number, it specifies the maximum amount of jobs to keep, or you can provide an object specifying max age and/or count to keep. It overrides whatever setting is used in the worker. Default behavior is to keep the job in the failed set. When using`age` or`count`, the eviction is evaluated on a best-effort basis every time a job fails; BullMQ does not run a background timer, so aged jobs are only removed once another job fails after their expiration. ### Optionalrepeat repeat?: RepeatOptions Repeat this job, for example based on a`cron` schedule. ### OptionalrepeatJobKey repeatJobKey?: string Internal property used by repeatable jobs to save base repeat job key. ### OptionalsizeLimit sizeLimit?: number Limits the size in bytes of the job&`#39`;s data payload (as a JSON serialized string). ### OptionalstackTraceLimit stackTraceLimit?: number Limits…[truncated] <title>Repeatable | BullMQ</title> https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/jobs/repeatable Note: these APIs were deprecated from BullMQ version ... 16.0 onwards and have been removed ... 6 in favor ... "Job Schedulers", which provide a more cohesive and more robust API for handling repeatable jobs. ... The `repeat` option on `Queue.add`/`Queue.addBulk`, the `Repeat` class, and the `getRepeatableJobs`, `removeRepeatable` and `removeRepeatableByKey` methods are no longer available. The examples on this page are kept for historical reference only — use Job Schedulers (`upsertJobScheduler`, `getJobSchedulers`, `removeJobScheduler`) instead. If you are upgrading an existing installation, follow the v5 to v6 migration guide before deploying v6. ... In BullMQ v5, repeatable jobs were stored as a repeat configuration plus delayed jobs generated from that configuration. In BullMQ v6 this legacy model is replaced by Job Schedulers, which store scheduler metadata under scheduler keys and enqueue normal delayed jobs for each run. ... isRemoved1 ... RepeatableByKey(job1.repeatJobKey); ... &`#39`;, repeat); ... All repeatable jobs have a repeatable job key that holds some metadata of the repeatable job itself. It is possible to retrieve all the current repeatable jobs in the queue calling `getRepeatableJobs`: ... const repeatableJobs = await myQueue.getRepeatableJobs(); ... ### Custom Repeatable Key ​ ... By default, we are generating repeatable keys base on repeat options and job name. ... In some cases, it is desired to pass a custom key to be able to differentiate your repeatable jobs even when they have same repeat options: ... s options ​ ... Using custom keys allows to update existing repeatable jobs by just adding a new repeatable job using the same key, so for instance, if we wanted to change the repetition interval of the previous job that used the key "eagle" we could just a new job like this: ... The code above will not create a new repeatable meta job, it will just update the existing meta job&`#39`;s interval from 10 seconds to 25 seconds. Note that if there is already a job delayed for running within the 10 seconds it will be replaced by a new job using the new repeatable job&`#39`;s settings. <title>RepeatOptions | bullmq - v6.1.2</title> https://docs.bullmq.io/api/interfaces/v5.RepeatOptions.html RepeatOptions | bullmq - v6.1.2 # Interface RepeatOptions Settings for repeatable jobs interface RepeatOptions { count?: number; every?: number; immediately?: boolean; jobId?: string; key?: string; limit?: number; offset?: number; pattern?: string; prevMillis?: number; } #### Hierarchy - Omit< ParserOptions,"iterator"> - RepeatOptions Index ### Properties count? every? immediately? job Id? key? limit? offset? pattern? prev Millis? Properties ### `Optional` count count?: number The start value for the repeat iteration count. - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:42 ### `Optional` every every?: number Repeat after this amount of milliseconds (`pattern` setting cannot be used together with this setting.) - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:31 ### `Optional` immediately immediately?: boolean Repeated job should start right now ( work only with cron settings) - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:37 `Optional` job Id jobId?: string Internal property to store the job id #### Deprecated not in use anymore - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:58 ### `Optional` key key?: string Custom repeatable key. This is the key that holds the "metadata" of a given repeatable job. This key is normally auto-generated but it is sometimes useful to specify a custom key for easier retrieval of repeatable jobs. - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:20 ### `Optional` limit limit?: number Number of times the job should repeat at max. - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:25 ### `Optional` offset offset?: number Offset in milliseconds to affect the next iteration time - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:47 ### `Optional` pattern pattern?: string A repeat pattern - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:12 `Optional` prev Millis prevMillis?: number Internal property to store the previous time the job was executed. - Defined in interfaces/repeat-options.ts:52 <title>bullmq/docs/gitbook/guide/job-schedulers at master · taskforcesh/bullmq · GitHub</title> https://github.com/taskforcesh/bullmq/tree/master/docs/gitbook/guide/job-schedulers bullmq/docs/gitbook/guide/job-schedulers at master · taskforcesh/bullmq · GitHub ## FilesExpand file tree master # job-schedulers View commit history for this file. master # job-schedulers Top ## README.md | description | Job Schedulers replace "repeatable jobs", and are available in v5.16.0 and onwards | | --- | --- | # Job Schedulers A Job Scheduler acts as a factory , producing jobs based on specified "repeat" settings. The Job Scheduler is highly flexible, accommodating various scenarios, including jobs produced at fixed intervals, according to cron expressions, or based on custom requirements. For historical reasons, jobs produced by the Job Scheduler are often referred to as ‘Repeatable Jobs’. To create a scheduler, simply use the "upsertJobScheduler" method as demonstrated in the following example: ``` // Creates a new Job Scheduler that generates a job every 1000 milliseconds (1 second) const firstJob = await queue.upsertJobScheduler(&`#39`;my-scheduler-id&`#39`;, { every: 1000, }); ``` This example will create a new Job Scheduler that will produce a new job every second. It will also return the first job created for this Job Scheduler, which will be in "delayed" status waiting to be processed after 1 second. Now there are also a few important considerations that need to be explained here.: - Upsert vs. Add: the &`#39`;upsert&`#39`; is used instead of &`#39`;add&`#39`; to simplify management of recurring jobs, especially in production deployments. It ensures the scheduler is updated or created without duplications. - Job Production Rate: The scheduler will only generate new jobs when the last job begins processing. Therefore, if your queue is very busy, or if you do not have enough workers or concurrency, it is possible that you will get the jobs less frequently than the specified repetition interval. - Job Status: As long as a Job Scheduler is producing jobs, there will be always one job associated to the scheduler in the "Delayed" status. ### Using Job Templates You can also define a template with standard names, data, and options for jobs added to a queue. This ensures that all jobs produced by the Job Scheduler inherit these settings: ``` // Create jobs every day at 3:15 (am) const firstJob = await queue.upsertJobScheduler( &`#39`;my-scheduler-id&`#39`;, { pattern: &`#39`;0 15 3 * * *&`#39`; }, { name: &`#39`;my-job-name&`#39`;, data: { foo: &`#39`;bar&`#39`; }, opts: { backoff: 3, attempts: 5, removeOnFail: 1000, }, }, ); ``` All jobs produced by this scheduler will use the given settings. Note that in the future you could call "upsertJobScheduler" again with the given "my-scheduler-id" in order to update any settings of this particular job scheduler, such as the repeat options or/and the job&`#39`;s template settings. {% hint style="info" %} Since jobs produced by the Job Scheduler will get a special job ID in order to guarantee that jobs will never be created more often than the given repeat settings, you cannot choose a custom job id. However you can use the job&`#39`;s name if you need to discriminate these jobs from other jobs. {% endhint %} ## Read more: - 💡 Upsert Job Scheduler API Reference

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Exclude BullMQ scheduler jobs from syncing lookups.

BullMQ exposes scheduler-created jobs through job.repeatJobKey, and Queue.getJobs returns them in the queried states. Both methods currently include these jobs. Filter out jobs with repeatJobKey before mapping job IDs or repoId values. Otherwise, scheduled repository indexing can appear in the syncing filter.

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  • packages/shared/src/bullmqClient.ts#L163-L165
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In `@packages/shared/src/bullmqClient.ts` at line 144, Exclude BullMQ scheduler
jobs identified by repeatJobKey in both lookup paths in bullmqClient.ts: filter
them out before mapping job IDs in the states query around lines 144 and before
extracting repoId values around lines 163-165. Ensure scheduled jobs cannot
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Delayed retries missing from Syncing filter

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getSyncingJobIds and getSyncingRepoIds omit BullMQ delayed jobs, so an already-indexed repository drops out of the Syncing filter during retry backoff. normalizeJobState still maps that job to PENDING, so the Syncing badge stays visible on the unfiltered table.

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return jobs.flatMap((job) => job.id ? [job.id] : []);
}

async getSyncingRepoIds(

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P3: Every page load with the Syncing filter now runs two full getJobs(0, -1, true) scans of the repo-index queue — one in getSyncingJobIds and one in the new getSyncingRepoIds — via Promise.all. Both methods could be collapsed into a single scan that returns { jobIds, repoIds }, or getSyncingJobIds could be implemented on top of the repo-ID query, to avoid doubling list traffic on large queues.

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<comment>Every page load with the Syncing filter now runs two full `getJobs(0, -1, true)` scans of the repo-index queue — one in `getSyncingJobIds` and one in the new `getSyncingRepoIds` — via `Promise.all`. Both methods could be collapsed into a single scan that returns `{ jobIds, repoIds }`, or `getSyncingJobIds` could be implemented on top of the repo-ID query, to avoid doubling list traffic on large queues.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -150,6 +150,22 @@ export class BullMQClient {
         return jobs.flatMap((job) => job.id ? [job.id] : []);
     }
 
+    async getSyncingRepoIds(
+        spec: QueueSpec<"repo-index">,
+    ): Promise<number[]> {
</file context>

spec: QueueSpec<"repo-index">,
): Promise<number[]> {
const jobs = await this.getQueue(spec).getJobs(
["waiting", "waiting-children", "prioritized", "active"],
0,
-1,
true,
);

return jobs.flatMap((job) => {
const repoId = (job.data as { repoId?: number })?.repoId;
return typeof repoId === "number" ? [repoId] : [];
});
}

async getJobLogs<TName extends QueueName>(
spec: QueueSpec<TName>,
jobId: string,
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).toContain("Failed");
});

test("reflects the syncing status filter from the URL", () => {
navigation.searchParams = "status=syncing";

renderTable([repos[0]]);

expect(
screen
.getByRole("combobox", {
name: "Filter repositories by status",
})
.textContent,
).toContain("Syncing");
});

test("centers the empty state across the table and hides pagination", () => {
navigation.searchParams = "status=warning";

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expect(screen.queryByRole("button", { name: "Next" })).toBeNull();
});

test("shows empty state message for syncing filter", () => {
navigation.searchParams = "status=syncing";

renderTable([]);

expect(screen.getByText("No repositories are currently syncing.")).toBeTruthy();
});

test("clears search and status filters from the empty state", () => {
navigation.searchParams = "search=missing&status=failed&page=2&sortBy=indexedAt";

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);
});

test.each(["search=first", "status=warning"])(
test.each(["search=first", "status=syncing", "status=warning"])(
"shows clear filters in the toolbar for %s",
(searchParams) => {
navigation.searchParams = searchParams;
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17 changes: 10 additions & 7 deletions packages/web/src/app/(app)/repos/components/reposTable.tsx
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type SortOrder = "asc" | "desc";
type SortBy = "name" | "indexedAt";
type StatusFilter = "all" | "failed" | "warning";
type StatusFilter = "all" | "syncing" | "failed" | "warning";
type SyncAnnotation = "SYNCING" | "WARNING" | "FAILED" | null;

const getStatusFilter = (value: string | null): StatusFilter => {
if (value === "failed" || value === "warning") {
if (value === "syncing" || value === "failed" || value === "warning") {
return value;
}

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});
};

const emptyMessage = statusFilter === "failed"
? "No failed repositories."
: statusFilter === "warning"
? "No repositories with warnings."
: "No repositories found.";
const emptyMessage = statusFilter === "syncing"
? "No repositories are currently syncing."
: statusFilter === "failed"
? "No failed repositories."
: statusFilter === "warning"
? "No repositories with warnings."
: "No repositories found.";

return (
<div>
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</SelectTrigger>
<SelectContent>
<SelectItem value="all">Filter by status</SelectItem>
<SelectItem value="syncing">Syncing</SelectItem>
<SelectItem value="failed">Failed</SelectItem>
<SelectItem value="warning">Warning</SelectItem>
</SelectContent>
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const pageSchema = z.coerce.number().int().positive();
const sortBySchema = z.enum(["name", "indexedAt"]);
const sortOrderSchema = z.enum(["asc", "desc"]);
const statusSchema = z.enum(["failed", "warning"]);
const statusSchema = z.enum(["syncing", "failed", "warning"]);

type ReposPageProps = {
searchParams: Promise<{
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const orderBy = sortBy === "indexedAt"
? [{ indexedAt: sortOrder }, { id: "asc" as const }]
: [{ displayName: sortOrder }, { id: "asc" as const }];
const failedJobIds = status === "all"
? []
: await getBullMQClient().getFailedJobIds(REPO_INDEX_QUEUE);
const bullMQClient = getBullMQClient();
const [syncingJobIds, syncingRepoIds] = status === "syncing"
? await Promise.all([
bullMQClient.getSyncingJobIds(REPO_INDEX_QUEUE),
bullMQClient.getSyncingRepoIds(REPO_INDEX_QUEUE),
])
: [[], []];
const failedJobIds = status === "failed" || status === "warning"
? await bullMQClient.getFailedJobIds(REPO_INDEX_QUEUE)
: [];
const repositorySyncCounts = canRetry
? await getRepositorySyncCounts()
: null;
const retryableCount = repositorySyncCounts
&& !isServiceError(repositorySyncCounts)
? repositorySyncCounts.failedCount + repositorySyncCounts.warningCount
: 0;
const getStatusWhereClause = (): Prisma.RepoWhereInput => {
switch (status) {
case "syncing":
return {
OR: [
{ latestIndexingJobId: { in: syncingJobIds } },
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{ id: { in: syncingRepoIds } },
{
indexedAt: null,
firstIndexingJobFinishedAt: null,
},
],
};
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case "failed":
return {
latestIndexingJobId: { in: failedJobIds },
indexedAt: null,
};
case "warning":
return {
latestIndexingJobId: { in: failedJobIds },
indexedAt: { not: null },
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Exclude failed jobs from the syncing fallback. The syncing path sets failedJobIds to [], so indexedAt: null includes repositories whose latest job is failed. ReposTable classifies those repositories as FAILED. Load failed IDs for the syncing status and exclude them from the unindexed fallback while preserving repositories with no latest job.

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In `@packages/web/src/app/`(app)/repos/page.tsx around lines 61 - 78, Update
getStatusWhereClause for the "syncing" status and its failedJobIds setup so
failed latest jobs are excluded from the indexedAt-null fallback while
repositories with no latest job remain included. Load the failed job IDs for
syncing as needed, and preserve the existing latestIndexingJobId matching
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};
default:
return {};
}
};
const where: Prisma.RepoWhereInput = {
orgId: org.id,
...(search
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},
}
: {}),
...(status === "all"
? {}
: {
latestIndexingJobId: { in: failedJobIds },
indexedAt: status === "failed" ? null : { not: null },
}),
...getStatusWhereClause(),

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Syncing rows show stale job status

Medium Severity

Repositories included via getSyncingRepoIds still resolve latestJob from latestIndexingJobId, which is written only when the worker starts. Queued re-indexes and retries therefore appear under Syncing with a Failed, Warning, or empty badge, and status polling never starts for those rows.

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};

const [repos, totalCount] = await Promise.all([
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