bunqueue v2.8.38
bunqueue 2.8.38 release notes.
To install bunqueue v2.8.38
Section titled “To install bunqueue v2.8.38”bun add bunqueue@2.8.38npm install bunqueue@2.8.38To upgrade bunqueue
Section titled “To upgrade bunqueue”bun add bunqueue@latestChanges
Section titled “Changes”The package README was rewritten from a 958-line reference dump into a ~370-line adoption path: quickstart (embedded and server in the first screen), why/when comparison, the two modes, the six-language SDK table, Simple Mode and Workflow teasers, and a short MCP setup, each section deep-linking to the corresponding bunqueue.dev guide. Duplicated sections, stale SDK lists and internal test details were removed; every surviving claim and code sample was re-verified against the current API. The README and the site now state explicitly that the server and the embedded queue run in-memory unless a data path is configured.
Changes
Section titled “Changes”Twenty guide pages now show each client example in synced language tabs covering Bun, Node.js/Deno, Python, PHP, Go, Rust and Elixir: the queue, worker, quickstart, cron, DLQ, rate-limiting, flows, Simple Mode, TLS, stall-detection, webhooks, troubleshooting, FAQ, security, migration, installation, introduction, databases, examples and use-cases pages. Every non-TypeScript sample was verified against the SDK sources; where a feature does not exist in a language the docs say so explicitly instead of showing code that would not compile. Bun-only pages (workflow engine, QueueGroup, IoT forward(), Elysia/Hono, sandboxed workers) carry an explicit runtime callout.
Changes
Section titled “Changes”The home hero now shows the real bunx bunqueue start boot output in an
animated, replayable terminal next to the per-language install step, with
Rust and Elixir added everywhere (install chips, language cards, trust
line). The quickstart and developer-experience code examples switched to
language tabs covering Bun, Node.js/Deno, Python, PHP, Go, Rust and
Elixir, the benchmark card moved next to the BullMQ comparison, and the
layout uses the full desktop width.
Thanks to 1 contributor!
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