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* Working on refactoring jobs service * Making more consistent with the previous existing code * Remove no longer needed functions * Making a base PeridicScheduler to use it in most of the schedulers implementations * Removing accidental complexity from on of the jobs * Removing accidental complexity from expirynotify * Fixing compilation from previous commit * Remove accidental complexity from the export_delete job * Simplifying the workers by making a reusable worker * Using simple worker for export_delete job * Simpliying export process job * Simpliying extract content job * Simpliying import delete job * Simpliying import process job * Simpliying product noticies job * Simpliying fix crt channel unreads job (only removing the uneeded register function) * Simpliying migrations job (only removing the uneeded register function) * fixup * Simpliying plugins job (only removing the uneeded register function) * Simpliying bleve indexing job (only removing the uneeded register function) * Simpliying resend invitation email job (only removing the uneeded register function) * Fixing tests * Simplifying migration tests infrastructure * Adding missed license to files * Adding an empty file to imports package to ensure this package exist even without enterprise repo * Regenerating einterfaces mocks * Adding missed license to files * Updating i18n/en.json file * help fixing enterprise tests compilation * Adding new DailyScheduler * Fixing typo and changing the waitTime type for periodic sechduler * Making the daily scheduler more generic * Adding comments to clarify not used parameters in interface scheduler interface implementations * Using merror to handle multiple errors in jobs workers * Fixing linter errors * Addressing PR review comments * Reverting go.tools.mod changes * Removing the static check for worker type in the model (moving it to the insertion of new jobs * Moving migrations job to the jobs directory * Fixing (and improving a bit) tests * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Doug Lauder <wiggin77@warpmail.net> * Fixing enterprise tests * Removing unneeded InitWorkers/InitSchedulers calls * Fix expirenotify job when error happens * Fixing govet errors Co-authored-by: Mattermod <mattermod@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Doug Lauder <wiggin77@warpmail.net>
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