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Extension for Delayed Job to only run workers when needed on Heroku
Transferred from: https://github.com/davidakachaos/workless_revived/issues/10 I just updated from workless to workless_revived, but I get this error: ``` 2017-06-20T12:39:11.016683+00:00 app[web.1]: App 138 stdout: D, [2017-06-20T12:39:11.016480 #138] DEBUG -- : Exception Message: undefined...
Transferred from: https://github.com/davidakachaos/workless_revived/issues/15 Thanks for your work on this gem! I noticed that you dropped support for Ruby < 2.2.5 in the 1.3.0 release. Is there anything major in Ruby...
Transferred from: https://github.com/davidakachaos/workless_revived/issues/16 Just ran into an issue where I was getting app crashes until I manually ran `bundle update platform-api` (and `bundle update heroics`), because apparently I was on...
Hello That's part of the `rails 5` deprecation warnings cleanup. It fixes `DEPRECATION WARNING: Passing string to define callback`. Change is almost mechanical and I hope new lambda syntax is...
If you are getting errors like this, it's because Workless uses the heroku-api gem, which is using a deprecated API. Heroku is running scheduled brown outs (like today), so people...
I used Workless for all my apps with rails 3.x or 4.x without issues; Thank you for this great gem. Most recently I tried to use it with a Rails...
Hello I'm on rails 5 and it shows `DEPRECATION WARNING: Passing string to define callback`. Fixed, works great, created pull request https://github.com/lostboy/workless/pull/92 Would be happy to see it upstream. Thanks
Looks like Workless currently only supports a single worker queue. Is there a way to support multiple named queues for delayed_job?
Firstly thanks for the awesome gem. How can I direct the output of the jobs to console? I have tried ``` Delayed::Worker.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT) ``` However this does not work....
Hi, before install this add-on I want to ask if some of you have tried this with Rails 4.2.5 and delayed_job 4.1.1? for some reason I see this gem is...
