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When I monitor redis I see this: 1471764750.337179 [0 172.17.0.1:43928] "LPOP" "resque:queue:queues" 1471764750.337349 [0 172.17.0.1:43930] "LPOP" "resque:queue:myqueue" 1471764750.337481 [0 172.17.0.1:43930] "LPOP" "resque:queue:delimited" printed continuously and rapidly. should it not be...

Setting the commandline arg to -interval works but it does not seem to be reading the settings. i.e. ``` settings := goworker.WorkerSettings{ URI: "redis://172.17.0.1:6379/", Connections: 1, Queues: []string{"hello"}, UseNumber: true,...

Well I would expect that the command line -interval flag should work the same work as the way that WokerSettings do. so setting -interval 5.0 should be the same as...

Anyhow thank you very much for writing this. It's very useful.

Actually even setting that to 10000000000, which is 10 seconds in nano seconds does not seem to work. So likely the problem is not just the time representation.

https://github.com/etopian/goworker-example built using go version go1.6.2 linux/amd64

@rjrobinson posted above.

./worker -interval 5 works fine, as does ./worker -interval 1... currently the settings interval is set to 1 which is suppose to be 1 nano second, but turning it up...

@jasonwells much thx

@wuman Go team! Awesome!