Justin Bowen

[This](https://github.com/TonsOfFun/gridform/commit/cc0f62faa54d5b54758461ebb2aaefa590b7d298) seems to do the trick of getting me the id when I want it, though it feels like an unnecessary hack. Furthermore I did notice while playing with gridform's...

Could we use the Worker._fail to send notifications to error monitors.

Something like this: ```Python import honeybadger from faktory import Worker # Configure Honeybadger honeybadger.configure(api_key = 'your_api_key') class HoneybadgerWorker(Worker): def _fail(self, jid: str, exception=None): response = {"jid": jid} if exception is...

Yeah I was wondering about that, in terms of overriding the `_fail` behavior. Honeybadger is an error monitoring provider, but not sure on thread safety in this case. I'll have...

I agree with @smileyan I experienced the same performance benefits by abandoning that approach.

I appreciate your perspective and the old adage of don't fix what isn't broken certainly applies to your sentiments. I was planning to start with this conversion/refactor as a POC...