Bump sidekiq from 5.2.7 to 6.0.7

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Bumps sidekiq from 5.2.7 to 6.0.7.

Changelog

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6.0.7

• Refactor systemd integration to work better with custom binaries #4511
• Don't connect to Redis at process exit if not needed #4502
• Remove Redis connection naming #4479
• Fix Redis Sentinel password redaction #4499
• Add Vietnamese locale (vi) #4528

6.0.6

• Integrate with systemd's watchdog and notification features #4488 Set Type=notify in sidekiq.service. The integration works automatically.
• Use setTimeout rather than setInterval to avoid thundering herd #4480
• Fix edge case where a job can be pushed without a queue.
• Flush job stats at exit #4498
• Check RAILS_ENV before RACK_ENV #4493
• Add Lithuanian locale #4476

6.0.5

• Fix broken Web UI response when using NewRelic and Rack 2.1.2+. #4440
• Update APIs to use UNLINK, not DEL. #4449
• Fix Ruby 2.7 warnings #4412
• Add support for APP_ENV [95fa5d9]

6.0.4

• Fix ActiveJob's sidekiq_options integration #4404
• Sidekiq Pro users will now see a Pause button next to each queue in the Web UI, allowing them to pause queues manually [#4374, shayonj]
• Fix Sidekiq::Workers API unintentional change in 6.0.2 #4387

6.0.3

• Fix Sidekiq::Client.push_bulk API which was erroneously putting invalid at values in the job payloads #4321

6.0.2

• Fix Sidekiq Enterprise's rolling restart functionality, broken by refactoring in 6.0.0. #4334
• More internal refactoring and performance tuning [fatkodima]

6.0.1

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Commits

• e3c5551 misc, prepare for release
• d7b696d changes
• 9c0d27c Add Vietnamese locale for web (#4528)
• 0b9828c fix french clôturer to clore (#4525)
• 3872678 tweaks
• 3f9c4bf Deep clone options, fixes #4499
• 432f95f reminder
• f962aae Point to the HTTPS version of the Sidekiq site (#4518)
• 7e33236 bump
• 0b44ca1 Refactor #4502 a bit
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