Selwin Ong

Could you please open a PR for this?

Sorry for the late reply, since RQ no longer supports Python 2.7, we can use Python 3's builtin timezone class. PR welcome :)

@TsimafeiTsykunou please open a PR for this :)

Could you please document the list of accepted arguments in `README`?

I'm ok with merging this in, but needs to be documented :)

I'm reopening this issue because I think we should have a scheduler.empty() method to do this easily.

Running `scheduler.empty()` should just empty the scheduler, while running `scheduler.empty(delete_jobs=True)` should empty the scheduler and delete all jobs inside. Thanks :)

@jmmills there seems to be a miscommunication. What I think `scheduler.empty` should do is clearing the scheduler, not enqueueing all jobs in the scheduler. So it should be something like...

Recent versions of RQ accepts `job_id` argument so I think we should support that as well. PR for this welcome :)

I'm afraid I couldn't reproduce the issue. The example you gave is kind of complex so I created my own tests using the bare minimum. In this gist you'll see...