Rails core - Oct 2014 - Shouldn't before_perform stop the execution of an ActiveJob when returning false?

Hello! I have started using ActiveJob and I noticed the presence of callbacks
like before_perform.

I was expecting these callbacks to behave like ActiveRecord ones: if a before_*
callback returns false, all the later callbacks and the associated action are
cancelled.

That is not the case with ActiveJob, so my question is: should this be changed?
And if not… does it mean that writing code inside before_perform is exactly the
same than writing code at the beginning of the perform method?

Thanks!

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