Paul Smith

This is an absolute must have feature. I've had to write a custom queue because sometimes jobs fail (usually when connecting to 3rd party APIs). I'd need them to stay...

I went a completely different route, it's not based on yii2-queue at all, so I wouldn't be of any use here. This only became obvious recently after converting my code...

Maybe I've misunderstood it, but that would leave it in the queue forever even if the job is successful. Here's how my solution works, hopefully this makes sense: Each job...

Ahh, I see. I think for my purposes using the canRetry() with a large "attempts" and add some sort of alerts in there to spot any jobs that have failed...