Wires the scheduler into the cup application following the exact conventions of the Asynq queue integration. A new testmac/config/scheduler.go file provides GetSchedulerConfig() with enable flag, polling interval, and rate limit. A new testmac/register-scheduler.go file registers task handlers (send_email and flaky_task as samples) on the Schedulermux, creates the DB-backed store via core.ResolveGorm(), and launches the scheduler in a goroutine — only when EnableScheduler: true. The scheduler tables are migrated alongside other models in run-auto-migrations.go via db.AutoMigrate(&scheduler.QueueItem{}, &scheduler.ProcessedItem{}).
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// queue sample route
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controller.Get("/queuesample", controllers.Queuesample)
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// scheduler sample routes
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controller.Get("/schedsample", controllers.SchedulerSample)
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controller.Get("/schedsemaphore", controllers.SchedulerSemaphoreToggle)
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// Uncomment the lines below to enable user administration
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controller.Get("/admin/users", controllers.AdminUsersList)
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controller.Post("/admin/users", controllers.AdminUsersList)
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