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Not Working correctly with Resque 1.26 #108
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It looks like 1.26 made some changes to how background processes are handled. I'll take a look when I have a chance, but any pull requests are welcome in the mean time. |
+1 same issue |
+1 Same issue |
Any movement on this? |
I haven't had any time to look at this but as I mentioned, anyone else is welcome to debug and figure out what's going on and submit a pull request. I'll try and revisit this soon. |
@dmarkow I was experiencing this issue and after investigating, it appears that the issue is with the resque gem resque/resque#1357. resque/resque@bfd6b5a appears to fix the issue. I have added a comment to the issue in the resque repository. |
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I have recently updated from resque 1.25 to 1.26 and things start to get wired, the workers would appear to be forked but not registered with the Resque.workers
In my case I was supposed to have 10 workers, after running resque:start I only got 5 workers
when entering
ps aux | grep resque
the 10 workers appearbut in the terminal using
Resque.workers
or resque-web only 5 appears that are accepting jobsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: