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[do not merge] Refactor way of working with RQ meta #9082

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@Marishka17 Marishka17 commented Feb 10, 2025

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This PR changes the way we work with RQ meta. The previous implementation tried to standardize the fields saved in the meta, however, we had to remember the structure of nested objects. This approach explicitly defines the structure of the meta being used.
Extracted from #9075
Partially depends on #9077

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@Marishka17 Marishka17 changed the title [WIP] Refactor way of working with RQ meta [do not merge] Refactor way of working with RQ meta Feb 10, 2025
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