Closed oliver-oloughlin closed 11 months ago
Queue listeners should be no-op on preview deployments. @oliver-oloughlin do you have a project where this is not the case?
@igorzi I believe I have now discovered the cause of the issue, or really perceived issue. I saw logs in the preview build from queue handlers. It seems the logs were simply made from the latest, still running queue handlers. While later enqueues did not re-trigger the handlers.
So while a new production deployment was created, the jobs already running in the previous production build will continue until finished. Which makes sense.
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Type of feedback
Feature request
Description
The issue I am having is that when using queues on Deploy I only want my queue listeners to be active when on a production deployment. Much like how
Deno.cron()
works. The reason being is that there is some logic with my queue handlers that I definitely only want to run in production, and never simultaneously in other environments.Steps to reproduce (if applicable)
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Expected behavior (if applicable)
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Possible solution (if applicable)
I wish there was some way to either specify for a project that queues should only be active in production, or to kill any active queue listeners on any given (or any non-production) deployment.
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