Hi, I'm running this code which uses robfig/cron v3.
I have the following snippet:
// run the goroutine with the cron
go func(ctx context.Context, u *objects.Update) {
[...]
_, err = b.Scheduler.AddFunc(crontab, func() {
b.Pill(ctx, u)
})
[...]
And I'm initializing the scheduler in the following way:
s := cron.New()
s.Start()
Running in debug mode with classic configuration of vs code, the scheduler works fine, while if run it in a docker container with a docker image based on the following file, doesn't work:
FROM golang:1.19.5 as builder
# Create and change to the app directory.
WORKDIR /app
ADD . /app
RUN go build -o /pills
CMD [ "/pills" ]
Logs from the application are not useful since the application runs correctly, just seems to ignore jobs.
I don't know if this is a useful information but the app is running in a railway deployment.
I've seen there were already some open issues in running jobs in docker containers but they seems to be quite old.
Hi, I'm running this code which uses robfig/cron v3. I have the following snippet:
And I'm initializing the scheduler in the following way:
Running in debug mode with classic configuration of vs code, the scheduler works fine, while if run it in a docker container with a docker image based on the following file, doesn't work:
Logs from the application are not useful since the application runs correctly, just seems to ignore jobs. I don't know if this is a useful information but the app is running in a railway deployment. I've seen there were already some open issues in running jobs in docker containers but they seems to be quite old.