I am trying to implement an API endpoint that would queue a request and return immediately.
I am using the gem https://rubygems.org/gems/activejob/versions/5.2.0 (I am on an old version for historical reasons).
I have defined a job that looks something like:
class Service::ExportBooks::Job < ActiveJob::Base
def perform
## ... Do the job
rescue StandardError
binding.pry
raise
end
end
In the controller, I am calling:
Service::ExportBooks::Job.perform_later
The job gets called synchronously and the controller gets even any errors raised by the job.
I've also tried other options such as:
job = Service::ExportBooks::Job.new
job.enqueue(wait: 5.seconds)
but it does the same, the job is not enqueued, is immediately executed.
UPDATE: It looks like the method Resque.inline? returns true and so the execution is inline and not async. How can I make sure that it's async? I tried to set Resque.inline = false manually and the job was queued but it wasn't executed...
I have started a worker using the command:
QUEUE=* PIDFILE=./tmp/resque.pid bundle exec rake environment resque:work
Two things to do here.
Resque.inline = false.This will get the job enqueued and run on the worker process.