I have quite a few places where I enqueue a job in an after_commit hook but
the job just re-instantiates the object and calls a method on it. It would
be handy if you could pass *async: true* to the callback to have it
executed asynchronously. Before writing the code and opening a pull request
I wanted to see if this would be of use to anyone else.
The way I see it working:
class Post < ApplicationRecord
after_commit :notify_subscribers, on: :create, async: true
private
def notify_subscribers
# Some long running code that needs to be async
end
end
class AsyncCallbackJob < ApplicationJob
def perform(record, method)
record.send(method)
end
end
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