[molon]

Why

go-que v1.1.x can leave its pg mutex stuck in bad mutex after a connection error (e.g. Aurora zero-downtime patching drops the session), and workers started through go-bus's quex then never recover. go-que v1.2.0 fixes that and go-bus v0.2.0 moves quex onto go-que's new supervisor package.

x's go.mod is a minimum for everyone using x, so bumping here means projects that only get go-bus/go-que through x pick up the fix too.

What changes

• github.com/qor5/go-bus v0.1.2 → v0.2.0
• github.com/qor5/go-que v1.1.0 → v1.2.0
• Pulled up along with them: jackc/pgx/v5 5.9.2 → 5.12.0, otel 1.44 → 1.45, klauspost/compress, puddle, logr (patch/minor)
• The go directive is unchanged.

No code changes. goquex.WorkerService still takes quex.WorkerController, which in go-bus v0.2.0 is a type alias of supervisor.WorkerController, so existing callers keep compiling and can also pass a supervisor controller directly.

Heads-up for downstream

pgx 5.10+ parses connection strings the libpq way. A URL with an unescaped @ in the password, like postgres://app:p@ss@db.example.com/db, now fails (host becomes ss@db.example.com). Escape it as %40. This comes with go-bus v0.2.0 anyway; it's listed here because bumping x makes it reach x's users.

Checked

• go build ./..., go vet ./...
• go test ./gobusx/... ./goquex/... ./gormx/... (postgres via testcontainers)

[Copilot]

🟡 Changes recommended

The pgx upgrade breaks gormx.OpenContainer for passwords containing @ because URL userinfo is not escaped, requiring proper encoding and a regression test.

1 open issue

• Escape special characters in PostgreSQL connection URL passwords · New

What changed in this PR

Updates x’s dependency minimums to bring downstream users the go-que connection-error recovery fix and go-bus’s supervisor integration.

Changes:

• Bumps go-bus to v0.2.0 and go-que to v1.2.0.
• Updates pgx, OpenTelemetry, and related dependencies, including the documented pgx connection-string parsing change.
• Refreshes checksums without changing application code or the Go directive.

File	Description
go.sum	Updates dependency checksums and removes obsolete entries.
go.mod	Raises queue, bus, and related dependency versions.

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