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With a single worker paused and many jobs queued up, the "Jobs" table has no entries. The redis memory display grows in size as more jobs are submitted, but nothing shows in the rqmonitor display. The queues are called "high", "medium" and "low". There appears to be no way to "select" a queue for the "Selected Queues" and that list is empty. The jobs are submitted to the "high" queue and the "Queues" display shows that it has 60 jobs in the queue. Why does the "Jobs" display show no details of the jobs in the queue?
versions
$ poetry show rq
name : rq
version : 1.8.1
description : RQ is a simple, lightweight, library for creating background jobs, and processing them.
dependencies
- click >=5.0.0
- redis >=3.5.0
$ poetry show rqmonitor
name : rqmonitor
version : 1.0.1
description : Flask based dynamic and actionable dashboard for monitoring RQs
dependencies
- Click >=7.0
- fabric >=2.5.0
- Flask >=1.1.1
- humanize >=2.4.0
- invoke >=1.4.1
- redis >=3.3.11
- rq >=1.2.0
- six >=1.13.0
- Werkzeug >=0.16.0
The -v option was enabled and then only after a docker-compose down and a restart did rqmonitor discover the "high" queue and started to show jobs from that queue. It did not pick up the "medium" or the "low" queues. Something about the addition of a -v option might have changed how the jobs/selected-queues behave (although it doesn't really make sense that it should do so).
With a single worker paused and many jobs queued up, the "Jobs" table has no entries. The redis memory display grows in size as more jobs are submitted, but nothing shows in the rqmonitor display. The queues are called "high", "medium" and "low". There appears to be no way to "select" a queue for the "Selected Queues" and that list is empty. The jobs are submitted to the "high" queue and the "Queues" display shows that it has 60 jobs in the queue. Why does the "Jobs" display show no details of the jobs in the queue?
versions
docker compose
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