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Can not Resque.new #976
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You missed this line:
;) I'll leave this open because it hasn't been implemented yet. |
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If you're using 1.24.1 (and you should be) you should be reading the 1.x readme: https://github.com/resque/resque/blob/1-x-stable/README.markdown |
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Resque.new didn't work for v2 either. V2 not ready to use yet? 2.0.0dev :001 > Resque::VERSION As a quick sidenote, is there a way to tell resque not to run a job for say 30 minutes? |
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Yes, V2 is nowhere near done yet. We're working on reafactorings, getting code under test, the site, documentation, and figuring out the right interface for 2.0 yet.
You'll want to use resque-scheduler. |
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I noticed that "what we want it to be" example is very close to the abandoned rails 4 Q API If so, are you interested in seeing something like this as a PR to resque: If not, what other ideas do we have for a "better" API? Where is this discussion happening and how can I be involved? |
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I want @jeremy in on this discussion, as the Rails 4 queue API was specifically rejected. I'd prefer Resque to be it near-directly. On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 6:58 PM, Jacob Burkhart notifications@github.com
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As per 4b04fb8 and http://words.steveklabnik.com/rescuing-resque-again "We will plan on making this switch in the next couple of weeks. If you feel this is the wrong move, please let us know. But since active development will in fact happen on 1.x, this feels like the correct thing." Let's close these issues? #1175 |
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Yes, this is a good point, thanks! |
I'm having a huge amount of trouble getting Resque to work. I must be missing something very big because I'm following the steps from your README. I'm using Rails 4:
2.0.0dev > Resque::VERSION
=> "1.24.1"
2.0.0dev > Resque.new
NoMethodError: undefined method `new' for Resque:Module
Same issue with master:
gem 'resque', :git => 'git://github.com/resque/resque.git'
This would not work:
gem "resque", "
> 2.0.0.pre.1"> 2.0.0.pre.1) ruby' in the gems available on this machine.Because:
Could not find gem 'resque (
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