# Trust\_level default name?

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**Created:** [June 24, 2022, 8:32pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/trust-level-default-name/231050 "2022-06-24T20:32:58Z")\
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Sidekiq is where you find all the background jobs that work their magic backstage. They normally all work on a schedule, but can be hurried-up by triggering them manually.

If you add `/sidekiq/scheduler` to the end of your site address (ie `[YourSite]/sidekiq/scheduler`) you should see a list of all the scheduled jobs.

There’s one in there called `Jobs::EnsureDbConsistency` which you can run early to speed up the changes to your default group names.

Instead of scrolling down looking for it, you can also use Ctrl+F or ‘Find in page’, etc and search for something like ‘ensure’ to find it quicker (I think there are only two jobs with ensure in, so it narrows it down a fair bit 🙂)

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