Currently, each persistence adapter has to implement its own persist! method.
It should be possible to change the adapter interface so persist! is predefined by the superclass and just calls persist_entry or similar on each entry in the queue which has to be defined in the actual adapter.
Currently, each persistence adapter has to implement its own
persist!method.It should be possible to change the adapter interface so
persist!is predefined by the superclass and just callspersist_entryor similar on each entry in the queue which has to be defined in the actual adapter.