v0.7.0 shipped queue routing - jobs declare a home queue, operators
override it centrally with Queue::route, and workers drain specific
queues with queue:work --queue=billing,default. The two releases since
are the defect-fix pass from a full post-release review of that feature,
plus a codegen fix worth calling out on its own.
Fixed
generate-typesresolves nested prop structs without derives. 0.7.1's generator degraded any prop field whose type didn't deriveInertiaProps/Datatounknown, so re-running it over a project with a committed types file replaced real interfaces withunknownand broke type-checking across the app. Plain structs defined anywhere insrc/now resolve to their real interfaces, transitively from the prop roots.routes.tsgeneration moved behind an opt-in--routesflag.- Chained jobs no longer lose their declared queue. A chain link
captured a job's retry policy but not its
Job::queue(), so a job that landed on its declared queue when pushed directly fell back todefaultwhen dispatched as part of a chain. The declared queue is now captured on the link and resolved exactly like a direct push - and chain payloads written before the fix decode unchanged. - Failed-job records carry the queue the job died on. The dead-letter
path hardcoded
defaultinto every failure record, making routed-job failures invisible to an operator filtering by pool. - The upgrade note understated the
jobsmigration. On the database driver the 0.7.0ALTER TABLEis required for every deployment - not just ones using--queue- and it must run before binaries roll.
Also in this release
The release tooling now bumps README version references atomically with the manifests, and connection routing is documented for what it is today: name resolution on lifecycle events, not driver selection.
Full details in the changelog. Upgrade by bumping the
tag in your Cargo.toml:
suprnova = { git = "https://github.com/eas4ai/suprnova.git", tag = "v0.7.2" }


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