mlaradji
commented
9 months ago I confirm that this also happens when the database used is MariaDB. As @vnghia mentioned, setting QUEUE_CONNECTION to sync resolves the issue.
Open vnghia opened 9 months ago
mlaradji
commented
9 months ago I confirm that this also happens when the database used is MariaDB. As @vnghia mentioned, setting QUEUE_CONNECTION to sync resolves the issue.
djaiss
commented
3 months ago This is concerning. I don't try to use Chandler with Redis, I always use the database driver, and it's working well.
@asbiin do you happen to use Redis locally?
vnghia
commented
3 months ago Yes I use Redis locally with docker-compose. One thing I observe when Redis is used that the thing like default template or so is not added.
asbiin
commented
3 months ago I do use redis localy yes (see the recent sail feature), and I don't have any issue with it so far....
In any case if there is an issue, it's more likely a Laravel issue, as we have nothing specific there. Don't hesitate to open an issue on Laravel.
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Bug description
Setting
QUEUE_CONNECTIONtorediscauses Chandler not working. It seems that the job dispatched to the queues never get executed.Steps to reproduce
QUEUE_CONNECTIONtoredis.Expected behavior
Without executing these jobs, Chandler is pretty unusable and missing a lot of things:
I am expecting that these values are filled and email sending is working.
Environment
Your own self-hosted instance (v5 a.k.a chandler version or main branch)
Version of Monica
cddf7f9
Installation method
Docker image
Web server
None
Database engine version
PostgreSQL
Additional info
All three of my settings:
CACHE_DRIVER,QUEUE_CONNECTIONandSESSION_DRIVERare set toredisbut the other two are working fine. I have to changeQUEUE_CONNECTIONtosyncto get Chandler working (including sending email notification)./cc @stephenwade