Prefixes are not properly documented

Expected Behavior

I tried to use a prefix. So I defined it while running my workers, and then I tried to use the same prefix when enqueuing.

Current Behavior

But it did not work, because the $prefix argument of this function is not the same thing.

Possible Solution

Document Resque_Redis::prefix in this part https://github.com/resque/php-resque#custom-prefix

Suggestion

If these two prefixes are not the same thing, I suggest to rename one. In another library, what you call "prefix" is called "namespace".

@Madeorsk how do prefixes work exactly? I'm trying to do exactly what you attempted with prefixes but my jobs are not being run. What is the correct way to implement?

@lynndylanhurley As it is documented on the link pasted here, use PREFIX=my-app-name bin/resque to start a worker for a specific prefix.

To enqueue tasks for this prefix, you need to use Resque_Redis::prefix before enqueuing. Here is a sample code where PREFIX=foo.

\Resque_Redis::prefix("foo");

\Resque::enqueue("myjobs", Job::class, [
	"arg" => "hello world",
]);