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Something else popped up, with regard to running my script in Docker: ``` /root/vendor/bundle/ruby/3.2.0/gems/polyphony-1.6/lib/polyphony.rb:8:in `initialize': Operation not permitted - Operation not permitted (Errno::EPERM) from /root/vendor/bundle/ruby/3.2.0/gems/polyphony-1.6/lib/polyphony.rb:8:in `new' from /root/vendor/bundle/ruby/3.2.0/gems/polyphony-1.6/lib/polyphony.rb:8:in `' from...
I'm using Alpine 3.18 (Kernel 5.15). I just passed this to my Docker process with `--env POLYPHONY_LIBEV=1`, but the error persists.
Kernel 6.1.. shouldn't trust the AI's response 😆
Ah, never mind. I had to put this before the `bundle install` in the Dockerfile, like so: `POLYPHONY_LIBEV=1 bundle install` Now it works 👍
@francescov1 Did you look into it, yet? We need this for a project and it would be great to have it natively in BullMQ.
@francescov1 Sorry to nag, but do you have an updated estimate? If you can't really say that's also valuable information : )
Thanks for your quick reply! Okay, then we'll go with a custom implementation, too 😅
Any news or timeline on this? @corbt
Here's a quick Ruby script for testing this with a similar config to mine: ```ruby #!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'redis' require 'redis-clustering' redis = Redis::Cluster.new( nodes: ['rediss://:[email protected]:6379', 'rediss://:[email protected]:6379', 'rediss://:[email protected]:6379'] ) begin...
Thanks for your prompt reply. So it seems it's not a cluster, but a Docker issue then. Here's my full compose file for one node: ```yaml services: caddy: container_name: caddy...