I have python-rq version 1.5.2 but rq-dashboard, at the bottom of the page, shows "Python RQ version: 1.1.0".
Besides the value itself being incorrect, I'm not sure exactly what that is supposed to mean, as there is no single "Python RQ version": one could have multiple workers each running different versions.
More info: I have three workers running RQ 1.5.2, each in its own docker container, and rq-dashboard is 0.6.3 also running in its own container using the recommended eoranged/rq-dashboard image. All containers are configured to connect to the same redis instance.
Update: running the eoranged/rq-dashboard:latest image it still gives incorrect RQ version, but this time it shows "Python RQ version: 1.3.0" instead.
I have python-rq version 1.5.2 but rq-dashboard, at the bottom of the page, shows "Python RQ version: 1.1.0". Besides the value itself being incorrect, I'm not sure exactly what that is supposed to mean, as there is no single "Python RQ version": one could have multiple workers each running different versions. More info: I have three workers running RQ 1.5.2, each in its own docker container, and rq-dashboard is 0.6.3 also running in its own container using the recommended
eoranged/rq-dashboard
image. All containers are configured to connect to the same redis instance.Update: running the
eoranged/rq-dashboard:latest
image it still gives incorrect RQ version, but this time it shows "Python RQ version: 1.3.0" instead.