John Hinnegan
John Hinnegan
@kinow cool. I didn't know about the Task Scanner Plugin -- going to install that into my Jenkins right away. What other great plugins do you use?
You can rescue interrupts in Ruby. Here's a [blogpost](https://airbrake.io/blog/ruby-exception-handling/interrupt) (not mine) talking a bit about it. So you'd have to wrap the code in a `begin` block and then `rescue`...
For those of who find their way here with this problem, there is a hot-fix [here](https://github.com/preservim/nerdtree/pull/1322/files). Applying this locally seemed like the easiest fix for now. The actual fix should...
Submitted the CLA.
I am running this locally with ruby 3.1. With no version specified (`gem "jekyll"`) I get failed to start. I'm guessing everyone trying to start anything new will hit this....
Confirmed. Like I said, everything works great most of the time .
@ivanyv Not sure that accounts for the symptoms. Why would that start failing after a while and not right away?
@barmstrong I have an example of a YAML entry in my problem description. I load them by stage of my app (dev/test/prod). Here's my config/initializers/resque.yml ``` ruby Resque.redis = REDIS...
I think the keyword you want there is `QUEUES` not `QUEUE`. Maybe they both work? Here's an example of mine: ``` yaml core_worker: env NEW_RELIC_DISPATCHER=resque TERM_CHILD=1 RESQUE_TERM_TIMEOUT=6 QUEUES=core bundle exec...
So, fixing this for me was including the queue in the schedule.yml. Since you're not using cron style and (I'm guessing) just the delayed job style, maybe you should try...