don't include ClassMethods with MessageSending #924
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moves Delayed::ClassMethods out of Delayed::MessageSending because lib/delayed_job.rb includes Delayed::MessageSending into Object, and that has the side-effect of defining ClassMethods in EVERY object
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Should ClassMethods be moved elsewhere altogether?
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moves
Delayed::ClassMethodsout ofDelayed::MessageSendingbecauselib/delayed_job.rbincludesDelayed::MessageSendingintoObject, andthat has the side-effect of defining
ClassMethodsin everyObjectI discovered this issue when finding out that rails wouldn't autoload a file named
class_methods.rbin a different project. This bug definesClassMethodsfor everyObject, which prevents rails' autoloader from triggering andrequireing respectively named files.