Enhance job state update functionality in DocumentPrinterClient

- Introduced a `notify` parameter in the `editObject` method of `SocketClient` to control notification behavior during job state updates.
- Updated the `updateJobState` method in `DocumentPrinterClient` to conditionally set the `notify` parameter based on the job state type, improving the handling of job notifications.

src/documentprinter/documentprinterclient.js

@@ -299,10 +299,13 @@ export class DocumentPrinterClient {
 
   async updateJobState(jobId, state) {
     logger.info(`Updating job state for ${jobId}`);
+    const notify =
+      state?.type !== "deploying" && state?.type !== "queued";
     await this.socketClient.editObject({
       _id: jobId,
       objectType: "documentJob",
       updateData: { state: state },
+      notify,
     });
     logger.info(`Updated job state for ${jobId}:`, state);
   }

src/socket/socketclient.js

@@ -430,7 +430,14 @@ export class SocketClient {
     });
   }
 
-  async editObject({ objectType, _id, populate, updateData, auditLog = true }) {
+  async editObject({
+    objectType,
+    _id,
+    populate,
+    updateData,
+    auditLog = true,
+    notify = true,
+  }) {
     logger.trace("Editing object...", {
       objectType,
       _id,
@@ -445,6 +452,7 @@ export class SocketClient {
           populate,
           updateData,
           auditLog,
+          notify,
         },
         (result) => {
           if (result && result.error) {