Add queue detail page, support for River Pro concurrency limits #326
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Don't use Goose migration files, use plain SQL schema files for sqlc.
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Great stuff Blake! Some of the TS is a little beyond me, but seems to be generally good. Let's bias towards getting this out the door.
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Added a queue detail page with the ability to view queue stats. For River Pro customers, this page offers the ability to dynamically override concurrency limits and to view individual clients for each queue, along with how many jobs each is working.
I'm sure there will be lots of additional tweaks to make to this in the future but it's a solid start IMO.
@brandur I've organized the commits to hopefully make this easier for you to look at. Everything is small and granular with the exception of the giant JS commit 😆