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Ruby uses "::" to separate modules from classes, while python uses "." so we'll sniff the queued class name for "::" and if it's there then we're probably handling a job that was queued by Ruby.
Resque expects that the run_at value will be an ISO8601 string in UTC. Pyres was writing seconds since the epoch, which caused resque-web to crash.
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Hi, I added a second commit to this branch a few days ago. It makes pyres compatible with the resque-web UI. Previously it wrote the run_at timestamp in a format that made resque-web crash but 65c3e34 changes the format so it's similar to the Ruby resque format and now the UI works. |
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Here are a couple of fixes that we've used to be able to use Ruby to queue jobs and Python to run them. It's a great combo for us because the web guys like Ruby and the scientists like Python.
First fix: Ruby uses "::" to separate modules from classes, while python uses "."
so we'll sniff the queued class name for "::" and if it's there then
we're probably handling a job that was queued by Ruby.
Second fix: resque-web was crashing because pyres wrote the "run_at" field in a different format than resque. This fix makes pyres use the same format as resque so now resque-web can show pyres jobs.
Thanks!