Supabase developers can now locally test background jobs: cron, queues, HTTP calls, and webhooks

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Supabase applications often require background tasks like scheduled cleanups and webhooks, which are typically built using SQL-based tools. These tools include pg_cron for scheduling, pgmq for queued work, pg_net for HTTP calls, and database webhooks for reacting to data changes. Developers frequently deploy these jobs directly to production without local testing, leading to issues with time zones or failed requests. A recent guide demonstrates how to combine these tools and test the entire background layer on a local machine before deployment.

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