[13.x] Add WorkerIdle event#60134
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So, I had a thought..
I have all these workers, but, are they really being used to their full capacity?
I want to know if they're idling,
JobPoppingis OK, but you cant distinguish if it got a job, or didn't.Look at the code... and you'll see if there's no job, it sleeps!
As the resident Queue man (lol),
This PR adds a
WorkerIdleevent.. now I can clearly see if a worker is doing nothing ie if I see 10000 idle events for my worker calledgeoffI know i need to do something thanks to the options class which reveals the --name (biggest secret ever)This just helps me to know if I can move queues onto other workers if they're never used etc.