#38: Add an auto-incremental id to jobs #179
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hi @yeraydavidrodriguez I've added a couple of comments. And tests for the JobId class are missing.
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This will solve #38 : Add autoincremental id to jobs.
This new Job parameter, a number (although a wrapper is going to be created as part of the issue) will be included in the message, mandatorily.
When the first job of a queue is created, the id will be 0 (zero), incrementing for each new job in the queue.