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                                            David Genord II

Job failed to load: undefined class/module User::Identity

The error says it can't find `User::Identity`. Which means that is not cleanly autoloading. Look for where that comes from and determine why that wouldn't load.

Job failed to load: undefined class/module User::Identity

We don't do any loading or autoloading. That is all rails and usually means you have things defined in an unusual way

Job failed to load: undefined class/module User::Identity

@maxshelley did you recently do a rails upgrade? That looks more like an ActiveRecord internal that may have moved between versions.

Stops performing jobs after few days

Closing stale

Add no-wait and force-kill-waittime options to Delayed::Comand

Does this require a specific min version of the daemons gem?

Make CI green by skipping failing ruby-head and jruby-head tests

What are you fixing?

Make CI green by skipping failing ruby-head and jruby-head tests

It will green up when jruby supports Rails 7. It is acceptably red for now.

Make CI green by skipping failing ruby-head and jruby-head tests

This isn't fixing anything. It is just removing a bunch of stuff that is temporarily failing. Moving the the `continue-on-error` into the steps is not an accurate move. If any...

Make CI green by skipping failing ruby-head and jruby-head tests

I do not agree, failures should be red. The build finish step knows if the suite is considered passing. I agree that Github could make it more obvious and better...

Make CI green by skipping failing ruby-head and jruby-head tests

As I pointed out in the build above, the CI status is green. Some jobs are accurately red, but the overall build status is green .