Enqueue a delayed task / continuation on a specific queue

I am using the following to enqueue a task on a specific queue:

` public static void EnqueueJob(
ApplicationType Type,
System.Linq.Expressions.Expression> Action)
{
var client = new BackgroundJobClient();
var state = new EnqueuedState(string.Format("{0}-cluster", Type.ToString().ToLower()));
client.Create(Action, state);
}`

This works fine, however, I have a situation where I want to execute 4 different tasks in sequence on different queues. I was thinking that I could either use a delayed job or a continuation, however, the normal BackgroundJob.ContinuiJob with doesn't let you specify a queue and I am not sure how to chain it anyways - and the BackgroundJob.Schedule does not let you specify a queue either.

Start by examining the BackgroundJob.ContinueJob and BackgroundJob.Schedule APIs described in the issue, along with the shown BackgroundJobClient.Create and EnqueuedState usage. Determine how a four-step continuation can target different queues and how delayed execution should behave. Done means the requested sequence can be configured with a specific queue for each task, with coverage for the supported behavior.

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