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~/app $ TERM_CHILD=1 bundle exec resque-pool
resque-pool-manager[integrations][34858]: Resque Pool running in development environment
resque-pool-manager[34858]: TERM_CHILD enabled, so will user 'term-graceful-and-wait' behaviour
resque-pool-worker[integrations][34866]: Starting worker abedford-mbpr.local:34866:*
resque-pool-worker[integrations][34867]: Starting worker abedford-mbpr.local:34867:*
resque-pool-worker[integrations][34868]: Starting worker abedford-mbpr.local:34868:*
resque-pool-manager[integrations][34858]: started manager
resque-pool-manager[integrations][34858]: Pool contains worker PIDs: [34866, 34867, 34868, 34869, 34870]
resque-pool-worker[integrations][34870]: Starting worker abedford-mbpr.local:34870:*
resque-pool-worker[integrations][34869]: Starting worker abedford-mbpr.local:34869:*
^Cresque-pool-manager[integrations][34858]: INT: immediate shutdown (graceful worker shutdown)
resque-pool-manager[integrations][34858]: Sending TERM to all workers
resque-pool-manager[integrations][34858]: manager finished
I notice this line: resque-pool-manager[34858]: TERM_CHILD enabled, so will user 'term-graceful-and-wait' behaviour indicating that term child is enabled. Does the lack of this in the rake resque:pool mean what I think it does - that TERM_CHILD isn't respected?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think I'm seeing an issue where
rake resque:pool
doesn't honor theTERM_CHILD=1
flag. If I runresque-pool
, it does work as expected.Here is the output from
rake resque:pool
:Here is the output from
resque-pool
:I notice this line:
resque-pool-manager[34858]: TERM_CHILD enabled, so will user 'term-graceful-and-wait' behaviour
indicating that term child is enabled. Does the lack of this in therake resque:pool
mean what I think it does - that TERM_CHILD isn't respected?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: