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A DAG assigned to a queue defined in config.yaml now has its scheduled runs enqueued rather than started as the schedule fires, so the queue's max_concurrency bounds every run of the DAGs that share it.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation now describes queue handling for scheduled runs, catch-up runs, retries, and manually enqueued runs. It also documents direct scheduler starts for DAGs without an assigned queue. ChangesQueue Dispatch Documentation
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In `@server-admin/queues.md`:
- Around line 84-85: Update the DAG queue behavior statement in the scheduler
documentation to account for a default queue supplied by base.yaml: a missing
DAG-level queue uses the local queue only when no base-config default exists,
otherwise describe the effective configured queue and its scheduling behavior.
In `@writing-workflows/queues.md`:
- Line 18: Update the queue description near the scheduler and max_concurrency
explanation to qualify catch-up behavior: overlap_policy skip may drop catch-up
runs while the DAG is running or queued, and latest may discard older missed
intervals before queue admission; only retained catch-up runs wait for a free
queue slot.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Account for the base-config queue default.
A missing DAG-level queue field does not always select the local queue. base.yaml can provide a default queue, as documented in writing-workflows/queues.md Lines 22-31. Qualify this statement with “and no base-config default exists” or describe the effective queue.
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In `@server-admin/queues.md` around lines 84 - 85, Update the DAG queue behavior
statement in the scheduler documentation to account for a default queue supplied
by base.yaml: a missing DAG-level queue uses the local queue only when no
base-config default exists, otherwise describe the effective configured queue
and its scheduling behavior.
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| The scheduler places this DAG into the `batch` queue. The queue's `max_concurrency` (defined in `config.yaml`) determines how many DAGs in this queue can run at the same time. | ||
| The scheduler places this DAG into the `batch` queue. The queue's `max_concurrency` (defined in `config.yaml`) determines how many DAGs in this queue can run at the same time. Scheduled runs, catch-up runs, retries, and runs added with `dagu enqueue` all wait for a free slot in that queue. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify the catch-up queue statement.
overlap_policy: skip can drop a catch-up run while the DAG is running or queued. latest can discard older missed intervals before queue admission. State that retained catch-up runs wait for a queue slot. This aligns with writing-workflows/scheduling.md Lines 380-386.
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In `@writing-workflows/queues.md` at line 18, Update the queue description near
the scheduler and max_concurrency explanation to qualify catch-up behavior:
overlap_policy skip may drop catch-up runs while the DAG is running or queued,
and latest may discard older missed intervals before queue admission; only
retained catch-up runs wait for a free queue slot.
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Follows dagucloud/dagu#2775: a DAG assigned to a queue defined in
config.yamlnow has its scheduled runs enqueued rather than started as the schedule fires, so the queue'smax_concurrencybounds every run of the DAGs that share it.server-admin/queues.md: new "Scheduled Runs and Queues" sectionwriting-workflows/queues.md: what waits for a slot, and what a local queue still doeswriting-workflows/scheduling.md: enqueue dispatch is not catch-up onlySummary by cubic
Documents that scheduled runs for DAGs assigned to a queue are now enqueued rather than started directly, so the queue's
max_concurrencyapplies to them. The queue can come from the DAG's ownqueuefield or be inherited frombase.yaml.server-admin/queues.mdcovering both self-assigned and inherited queues, and clarifying that DAGs without a queue are started directly.writing-workflows/queues.mdto list which run types wait for a queue slot and that local queues start runs directly.writing-workflows/scheduling.mdto note that scheduled runs of a queued DAG also dispatch via enqueue.Written for commit ee835f9. Summary will update on new commits.
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