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* The `dj` script is now sourced from a file rather than a template * The `dj` script is totally non-functional as of this commit, as it is being all but totally rewritten (mostly because it's late and I haven't rejiggered all of the things yet) * The delayed_job monitrc template uses some of the new calling format for the `dj` script
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Over the course of the last few weeks, we've seen an uptick in the number of folks looking to use more advanced DelayedJob configurations. The problem there is that our cookbook is not at all well-suited for things like named queues, etc, particularly in that it has a few related bugs around that specific use case.