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There are a few job types that we've been having intermittent issues with, primarily due to timeout errors on third party services, which will hang/terminate the worker despite having exception handling. If we could set a flag within the job object so that those jobs would fork before executing, their failure would be less destructive to the overall worker process.
Granted, this is a bit of a major change to the library, but it should be doable without too much more code. If we don't convert to another queueing system soon I'll implement this on my fork.
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There are a few job types that we've been having intermittent issues with, primarily due to timeout errors on third party services, which will hang/terminate the worker despite having exception handling. If we could set a flag within the job object so that those jobs would fork before executing, their failure would be less destructive to the overall worker process.
Granted, this is a bit of a major change to the library, but it should be doable without too much more code. If we don't convert to another queueing system soon I'll implement this on my fork.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: