Alec Brunelle

I would appreciate this be looked at and merged as this is breaking TypeScript builds when upgrading to the new version. This is very hard to debug for newbies.

Can't you depend on another libs types in a package on DefinitelyTyped? Could be an idea to get jquery types working.

I second this need where I need a separate system to keep track of a workflow.

We store our job details elsewhere so this is just duplicated data being stored. This is a much wanted feature from me as well :)

@manast The original intent was not to discard the job, sorry if that didn't come across earlier (I do agree, the logic is getting confusing). > Putting it back in...

@manast Very close to what we want except with regards to delayed queue. > Delay set is updated and the job is put back in the wait queue This is...

@manast I turned `bounceBack` off to test the original logic. It seems like when the job enters the `delayed` queue it gets a `delay` value of 0. I assume this...

here is a failing test: ``` it('should put a job into the delayed queue when limit is hit', function() { var newQueue = utils.buildQueue('test rate limiter', { limiter: { max:...

After researching a bit, it may seem be to trying to add the correct `delay` value? https://github.com/OptimalBits/bull/blob/develop/lib/commands/moveToActive-8.lua#L63

This is the part that confuses me :)