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I propose that an optional column be supported that stores the handler (job) name. It looks like it would be a fairly trivial change to the Delayed::Backend::Base module to support this. Likely something along the lines of:
module ClassMethods
def initialize(*args)
super(*args)
if Delayed::Worker.handler_name_column.present? &&
Delayed::Job.columns_hash.key?(Delayed::Worker.handler_name_column.to_s)
self[Delayed::Worker.handler_name_column] = name
end
end
end
The code could go in the JobPreparer class, however it could mean some duplication of the name method from the Base module.
I've been using a before enqueue callback to achieve this for some time now, and wondered if a natively supported option would be something the community at large would be interested in.
I use it to speed up queries for finding jobs of the same type; to help with analytics and queue management.
The current alternative would be to use the following query, but it's db heavy and the indexes aren't pretty.
substring(handler from '^--- !ruby/object:(\w+)')
I'm happy to put together a PR..
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I propose that an optional column be supported that stores the handler (job) name. It looks like it would be a fairly trivial change to the
Delayed::Backend::Base
module to support this. Likely something along the lines of:The code could go in the
JobPreparer
class, however it could mean some duplication of thename
method from theBase
module.I've been using a before enqueue callback to achieve this for some time now, and wondered if a natively supported option would be something the community at large would be interested in.
I use it to speed up queries for finding jobs of the same type; to help with analytics and queue management.
The current alternative would be to use the following query, but it's db heavy and the indexes aren't pretty.
substring(handler from '^--- !ruby/object:(\w+)')
I'm happy to put together a PR..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: