Prevent Jobs from deleting mutexes they don't own #96
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* uses jid for redis mutex to prevent deletion of a mutex owned by another job after key expire.
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| require 'pry-byebug' | |||
| require 'pry-byebug' | ||
| module SidekiqUniqueServerLib | ||
| def remove_if_matches | ||
| <<-LUA |
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Great idea using LUA for this!
This was referenced Jul 30, 2015
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Hello - so this should solve #94. The jid should already be sufficiently unique for each job and both server and client middleware have access to this.
Using the LUA script would be preferable since it saves a back-and-forth trip to the server, but if there users of sidekiq-unique-jobs with old versions of redis -- perhaps it would make sense to use the conn.watch version by default. (It's included for the tests anyways since mock-redis does not support lua scripts).