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Firstly, thank you for this gem. I'm hoping to get some good use out of it.
I am attempting to use this gem in my app as a drop-in replacement for redis/sidekiq which is running background mail tasks.
Following the readme, I've setup the gem, and deployed the app. The application functions normally until a request to use the gem is fired. Specifically, I'm using devise to handle delivery of mail with the deliver_later
Code:
# Override Devise notification to use background messaging queue.defsend_devise_notification(notification, *args)devise_mailer.send(notification,self, *args).deliver_laterend
Running this line of code yields in the following:
NoMethodError (undefined method `enqueue' for ActiveJob::GoogleCloudPubsub::Adapter:Class):
Looking through the gem source, I can see that the method does indeed exist, however at runtime it appears it's not available. Are there any additional setup configs which are perhaps assumed or is there something I've missed which could cause this?
I'm running Ruby 2.5.3 and Rails 4.2.1
Thank you for any help. 😄
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Hello,
Firstly, thank you for this gem. I'm hoping to get some good use out of it.
I am attempting to use this gem in my app as a drop-in replacement for redis/sidekiq which is running background mail tasks.
Following the readme, I've setup the gem, and deployed the app. The application functions normally until a request to use the gem is fired. Specifically, I'm using devise to handle delivery of mail with the
deliver_later
Code:
Running this line of code yields in the following:
Looking through the gem source, I can see that the method does indeed exist, however at runtime it appears it's not available. Are there any additional setup configs which are perhaps assumed or is there something I've missed which could cause this?
I'm running Ruby 2.5.3 and Rails 4.2.1
Thank you for any help. 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: