Resque#scheduled_at returning empty array

[dlachasse]

I'm currently running Rails 4.2.0 and have a number of jobs tied to a specific class. When I call Resque.scheduled_at(class_name). I'm getting an empty array returned. I know the jobs exist because when I'm calling just Resque.schedule I get the hash listing all of my jobs out. I'd provide a stack trace but I'm not getting any errors! Is this broken for anyone else on Rails 4.2.0?

[yaauie]

The trouble here is that in order to search, we need the whole payload of the job, not just its class.

https://github.com/resque/resque-scheduler/blob/v4.0.0/lib/resque/scheduler/delaying_extensions.rb#L218-L224

[dlachasse]

Thanks for the quick response @yaauie. So I've tried passing in the *args as well and I'm still getting the same response. Here's an example of the setup.

resque_schedule.yml

some_scheduled_job:
  cron: "0 2 * * *"
  class: "SomeJob"
  args: "SomeArg"
  description: "Do Something"


Resque.scheduled_at(SomeJob, ["SomeArg"]) => []

[yaauie]

The trouble is that the args have to be exact.

In this case, I believe it is different because Resque::scheduled_at takes a variable number of args, so the * (splat) may be causing some confusion, causing args to be [["SomeArg"]] (notice the extra layer of array).

I think you would mean:

Resque.scheduled_at(SomeJob, "SomeArg")

[cgpsn]

@yaauie We've tried about every combination of args and even jobs not requiring any args at all and it fails to return anything. Any tips?

[greggroth]

Based on the source for Rescue.scheduled_at I checked redis for keys starting with timestamps: and came up short:

irb(main):003:0> REDIS.keys('timestamps:*')
=> []

Does this method eagerly store a job in redis for jobs in the schedule or does this only return jobs explicitly scheduled with Resque.enqueue_at?