Allow capture of error class when job fails #34
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This gem captures failed jobs with the jobs_failed_total metric, but does not provide a way to add an error label for the error's class, which can be useful. This commit allows developers to optionally include a label with the error class on the jobs_failed_total metric.
niborg
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Mar 7, 2024
| end.not_to \ | ||
| increment_yabeda_counter(Yabeda.sidekiq.jobs_executed_total).with( | ||
| { queue: "default", worker: "FailingPlainJob", error: "FailingPlainJob::SpecialError" } => 1, | ||
| ) |
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This checks to make sure that the tags being used with jobs_failed_total are not being used for jobs_executed_total.
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Thanks! |
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Released in 0.12.0, enjoy! |
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This gem captures failed jobs with the jobs_failed_total metric, but does not provide a way to add an error label for the error's class, which can be useful. This commit allows developers to optionally include a label with the error class on the jobs_failed_total metric.