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I have workers = 5 in [Default] section of my fresque.ini file. When I run fresque startScheduler it creates 5 worker instances. This happens because of direct assignment of $count variable in Fresque class.
What is the point of such behavior? Why should I run same count of scheduling queue workers as in default queue? It doesn't make sense to me.
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BTW I have a simple workaround on this issue. If only default queue needed you can simply set [Default] -> workers = 1 then set [Queues] -> default[workers] = 5. Using fresque load instead of start you can run desired amount of workers. Scheduler will start a single instance though.
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I have
workers = 5
in[Default]
section of my fresque.ini file. When I runfresque startScheduler
it creates 5 worker instances. This happens because of direct assignment of $count variable in Fresque class.What is the point of such behavior? Why should I run same count of scheduling queue workers as in default queue? It doesn't make sense to me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: