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[Request] NACK with a delay #170
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+1 I thought exactly this. Just being able to adjust the delay on the job without recreating it would be good, but I suppose their are issues related to if its been propagated out to other nodes for processing. |
+1 would be very nice indeed to have the [DELAY ] argument added to the NACK command |
Pull request #188 implements this |
Nice, thank you. |
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Hi, I'd like to implement retry with an exponential backoff as used in Sidekiq, that is if a job fails it is requeued with an ever longer pause.
Right now if I NACK a job, it returns to the queue immediately. My other option is to ACK the job and add it again, with a delay. This works OK, but from client's point of view it changes the job ID and that makes tracking failed jobs more difficult.
The NACK command with a delay support could look like this:
NACK <job-id> ... <job-id> [DELAY <sec>]
What do you think?
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