0.3.0

This is the Flask-RQ 0.3.0 feature release. It is a complete rewrite of the extension. The previous API is deprecated, this release is an intermediate upgrade step towards 1.0.

PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/flask-rq/0.3.0/
Changes: https://flask-rq.readthedocs.io/en/stable/changes/#version-0-3-0

• Drop support for Python < 3.9.
• Require Flask >= 3.0.
• Require RQ >= 2.0.
• Modernize project tools and config.
• Full static type annotations.
• Move to a class-based extension API. The previously documented global API
  (get_queue, get_worker, @job) is deprecated. Use the corresponding
  methods on the extension instance instead.
• Add a flask rq worker command.
• Queue configuration is expanded. The RQ_CONNECTION config defines the
  default connection, and the RQ_QUEUES config defines the named queues.
  RQ_QUEUE_CONNECTIONS config can define non-default connections for queues.
  RQ_CONNECTION_CLASS config can change the redis.Redis class used. The
  previous "flat" config is deprecated.
• Added the RQ_ASYNC config key. By default, jobs are executed by workers. If
  this is enabled, or app.testing is enabled, jobs are executed directly.
• Redis connections and RQ queues are only created once rather than on each
  access. Connections can be shared between queues.
• Support Quart.
• Job functions are executed with the Flask/Quart application context active.
  This works for both Flask and Quart, for both sync def and async def
  functions.
• The @job decorator delay function is renamed to enqueue to match RQ,
  and the old name is deprecated.
• The extension instance is recorded in app.extensions["rq"].
• __version__ is deprecated. Use importlib.metadata.version("flask-rq")
  instead.