Sidekiq Web: TypeError - can't convert String into an exact number #1949
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I take this one |
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Are you pushing jobs into Redis manually? This might be the behavior you see if you push |
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No I'm not pushing jobs into Redis manually there, it seems to only happens on jobs that have a retry count > 1 so maybe the @seuros thanks for the quick fix! |
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Are you using any Sidekiq extensions/add-ons? I ask because no one else has reported this problem and I just verified this code hasn't changed for months. |
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The only extension I can think of is librato-sidekiq. And nothing about |
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I don't have a good solution for this. Somehow bad data got into Redis and broke bits of Sidekiq. That's expected behavior: garbage in, garbage out. The culprit is not in Sidekiq itself afaict so closing with no resolution. |
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I just ran into this same thing with Sidekiq Pro 1.8.0. It happened after I enqueued an ActiveJob with the wrong arguments. > Sidekiq::RetrySet.new.to_a.first.item['enqueued_at']
=> "1413828297.145691"
> Sidekiq::RetrySet.new.to_a.first.item['retried_at']
=> 1413828689.05288 |
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I can reproduce this just by running this: Sidekiq::Client.push 'class' => ActiveJob::QueueAdapters::SidekiqAdapter::JobWrapper, 'args' => []This enqueues the job with a proper BigDecimal 'enqueued_at', but after Sidekiq has processed the job and sends it to the retry queue, 'enqueued_at' becomes a string. |
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I finally figured out the problem - we're using the oj_mimic_json gem (which overrides the JSON module with Oj), and that behavior was not consistent with regular JSON for large float values: > JSON.parse(JSON.generate(foo: 123456789012.4567))
=> {"foo"=>#<BigDecimal:7f1cac4cb6c8,'0.1234567890 124567E12',27(27)>}
> JSON.generate(JSON.parse(JSON.generate(foo: 123456789012.4567)))
=> "{\"foo\":\"123456789012.4567\"}"Upgrading the oj gem fixes it, presumably because of this commit: ohler55/oj@98a295e9236a |
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@aripollak Thanks for that one! |
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@mperham I am seeing this too on
This happens when I try to click on a retry - eg: |
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@kapso Do not resurrect old issues. Open your own new issue. |
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I got this issue when I try to access a specific retry job
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