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Mission Control lists failed jobs newest first, drops Rails main from CI

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The Mission Control Jobs dashboards now list failed jobs newest first, and Rails main is out of the CI matrix until a pair of controller tests are fixed.

Mission Control Jobs now orders failed executions by id desc across adapters, so the most recent failures appear on the first page [1][2]. The Solid Queue adapter uses the primary key index, and the Resque adapter reads pages from the end of its list, keeping each job's position for retry and discard operations [3]. This matches Sidekiq and GoodJob behavior and prevents important failures from being missed on later pages [1]. CI no longer runs against Rails main because two controller tests about automatically retried jobs fail there, and the team pinned resque and minitest versions for Rails 7 gemfiles to avoid boot-time NameError and ArgumentError from incompatible releases [4][5]. Meanwhile, solid_queue tests were hardened against slow databases: the pool-size worker test now gets the suite's usual budget, and lifecycle tests wait for jobs to be in flight before signaling supervisors, fixing most of the non-Rails-7.1 flakes [6][7][8]. The docs now state that retry_on cannot intercept process-death errors because the process is already gone when they are recorded [9][10].

Action items

References

  1. [1] Order SolidQueue failed executuions by id desc ↗ rails/mission_control-jobs
  2. [2] Order Solid Queue failed executions newest first ↗ rails/mission_control-jobs
  3. [3] List failed jobs newest first in the Resque adapter too ↗ rails/mission_control-jobs
  4. [4] Drop Rails main from the CI matrix for now ↗ rails/mission_control-jobs
  5. [5] Pin resque and minitest for the Rails 7 CI gemfiles ↗ rails/mission_control-jobs
  6. [6] Harden the lifecycle and pool-size worker tests against slow databases ↗ rails/solid_queue
  7. [7] Wait for jobs to be in flight before signaling supervisors in lifecycle tests ↗ rails/solid_queue
  8. [8] Give the pool-size worker test the suite's usual budget ↗ rails/solid_queue
  9. [9] Document that retry_on can't intercept process-death errors ↗ rails/solid_queue
  10. [10] Document that retry_on can't intercept process-death errors ↗ rails/solid_queue

Quick answers

What shipped in Rails on August 31, 2026?
The Mission Control Jobs dashboards now list failed jobs newest first, and Rails main is out of the CI matrix until a pair of controller tests are fixed. In total, 8 commits and 4 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Rails on August 31, 2026?
3 developers shipped this update, including rosa, wintan1418, and Intrepidd.
What were the notable Rails updates?
Order SolidQueue failed executuions by id desc, Order Solid Queue failed executions newest first, and List failed jobs newest first in the Resque adapter too.