For coherence with the Ruby implementation (and also for the ResqueWeb), when a job is enqueued, the queue must be added to the "resque:queues" this way the ResqueWeb can print it and the jobs that it has.
I don't know how to test this "feature" because the only way would be to query Redis for a smembers resque:queues and see if the queue is there (I've tested that it works on my PC). If this is ok for you I can add a test doing what I've described, but there is no test querying Redis so I prefer to ask first If you would do it this way 😄
For coherence with the Ruby implementation (and also for the ResqueWeb), when a job is enqueued, the queue must be added to the "resque:queues" this way the ResqueWeb can print it and the jobs that it has.
I don't know how to test this "feature" because the only way would be to query Redis for a
smembers resque:queues
and see if the queue is there (I've tested that it works on my PC). If this is ok for you I can add a test doing what I've described, but there is no test querying Redis so I prefer to ask first If you would do it this way 😄