Bree is a Node.js and JavaScript job task scheduler with worker threads, cron, Date, and human syntax. Built for @ladjs, @forwardemail, @spamscanner, @cabinjs.
The bug is on the start function, when calling start on already started project, the app will fail and the error can't be cached by try /catch statement, that is because the this.start(job.name) no are waiting...
a good enough solution maybe as call await Promise.all([...]) or just add a await inside the for
async start(name) {
...
for (const job of this.config.jobs) {
this.start(job.name);
}
}
Code to reproduce
(async () => {
....
await bree.add('boop');
await bree.start()
....
await bree.add('foo');
try {
await bree.start()
catch (err) {
// Never call this catch but
}
})();
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Describe the bug
Node.js version: 18.16
OS version: Win11 (WSL)
Description:
The bug is on the start function, when calling start on already started project, the app will fail and the error can't be cached by try /catch statement, that is because the
this.start(job.name)
no are waiting...a good enough solution maybe as call await Promise.all([...]) or just add a await inside the
for
Code to reproduce
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