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Log jobCode when writing to log with no callback for easier debug #19541

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Expand Up @@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ protected function _runJob($scheduledTime, $currentTime, $jobConfig, $schedule,

if (!isset($jobConfig['instance'], $jobConfig['method'])) {
$schedule->setStatus(Schedule::STATUS_ERROR);
throw new \Exception('No callbacks found');
throw new \Exception('No callbacks found for cron job %s', $jobCode);
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Did you miss sprintf call here? Better use "This is $string".

Also, please provide more detailed steps to reproduce.

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@orlangur good spot :)

If you have a database converted from M1 to M2, certain crons may no longer exist.

For example: crontab/jobs/catalog_price_rule_update/schedule/cron_expr

However, there is no call back for this cron expr.

So magento error logs just contain 'No callbacks found' for several items. With this code, it now shows which cron job can be removed.

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@orlangur re pushed with sprintf added

}
$model = $this->_objectManager->create($jobConfig['instance']);
$callback = [$model, $jobConfig['method']];
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