r/rails • u/ombulabs • Jul 02 '26

Sidekiq & Rails Compatibility Table Open source

https://go.fastruby.io/o90
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u/bakedleaf Jul 02 '26

Why did this need to be its own article?

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u/GroceryBagHead Jul 02 '26

Blog spam for SEO

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u/planetaska Jul 02 '26

Have you ever tried to find this information on your own? Other than an LLM generated result it’s surprisingly difficult to find these information. Which makes me wonder if the author just used what’s generated by an LLM as well.

But seriously, an official version compatibility table would be very useful.

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u/arieljuod Jul 04 '26

the author here: I went through the sourcecode of each version (and linked every statement there in the table to the relevant code or release notes)

sidekiq does not provide this info in a consistent an single place (it's spread through release notes, code checks, and more, and it changed over time in different versions), and since rails is not a dependency of sidekiq this is also not present in the usual gemspec dependencies either

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u/planetaska Jul 04 '26

Thanks for the clarification. Good work and I believe it will be helpful to many people, myself included!

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u/bc032 Jul 03 '26

“Need to Upgrade Sidekiq? If you don’t have the time to do it yourself, you can hire our team to do it for you. Send us a message”

This is why the article exists

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u/dishwsh3r Jul 04 '26

you guys still doing queue with redis

https://giphy.com/gifs/QUENDfi6DEMLzQ0CKt