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Failing to autoload #14
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Ditto. It used to work perfectly on my previous host, but ever since I changed my host it stopped working.
@fire015 Were you able to fix it? @hellogerard Any thoughts? |
Have created a pull request to fix this... #15 |
Merged this PR. Can someone test it by running jobby against the head of master and letting us know if the problem is fixed? It's odd that this hasn't been a problem before. I wonder what has changed. |
Can you tag this please |
Wanted to test it first. You should be able to point to master in On Tuesday, June 10, 2014, Jason notifications@github.com wrote:
Sent from my mobile device. |
Released as v2.0.6 |
Using the same code as in the example for
CommandExample
Jobby is failing to autoload the vendor directory in BackgroundJob.php:Looks like Jobby is looking for the vendor autoload.php script inside it's own directory which doesn't exist as it should be in the root vendor directory (/home/www/sites/vendor/).
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