Changelog #25

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Package and Server updates

Eric Allam

Eric Allam

CTO, Trigger.dev

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Highlights

We've added a new integration for Replicate, which lets you run machine learning models with a few lines of code. Powered by a new feature of the platform we call "Task Callbacks", which allows tasks to be "completed" via a webhook or failed via a timeout. You can use these using io.runTask:


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await io.runTask(
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"use-callback-url",
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async (task) => {
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// task.callbackUrl is the URL to call when the task is done
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// The output of this task will be the body POSTed to this URL
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},
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{
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name: "Use the callbackUrl to notify the caller when the task is done",
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callback: {
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enabled: true,
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timeoutInSeconds: 300, // If task.callbackUrl is not called within 300 seconds, the task will fail
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},
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}
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);

Improvements

We've done a lot of performance work this release, especially for job runs with a large amount of tasks and logs. Long story short we now do a much better job with using cached task outputs when resuming runs. For a deep dive check out this pull request

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue with the Linear getAll types #81e886a1
  • Updated the adapter packages (Remix, Next, Astro, and Express) to return response headers.

Credits

Thanks to @nicktrn for the Linear fix!

How to update

The Trigger.dev Cloud is now running 2.1.10. If you are self-hosting you can upgrade by pinning to the v2.1.10 tag.

To upgrade your @trigger.dev/* packages, you can issue the following command:


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npx @trigger.dev/cli@latest update

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