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Makes sense 👍
Thank you @chalasr. |
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This PR was merged into the 4.3-dev branch. Discussion ---------- [Messenger] Add WorkerStoppedEvent | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | 4.3 | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | yes | BC breaks? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tests pass? | yes | Fixed tickets | n/a | License | MIT | Doc PR | n/a In 4.2, one was able to decorate a transport and hook into `TransportInterface::stop()` to perform some business tasks when the `messenger:consume` process gets killed. In 4.3 the `stop()` logic has been moved to `Worker` which cannot be decorated when used via `messenger:consume`. This PR adds a marker event dispatched when the worker is stopped to provide the same capability. Briefly discussed with @weaverryan. My use case: I have a temporary CSV file locally which grows while consuming jobs. This file is uploaded to AWS S3 and squashed once a while (every 5minutes). It is also uploaded when the `messenger:consume` process gets stopped (to store the remaining lines). For the former (time-based upload), I can listen on `WorkflowMessageHandledEvent` to make the upload happens in case the 5 minutes delay is elapsed. This solves the latter. Commits ------- 0e7898b [Messenger] Add WorkerStoppedEvent
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In 4.2, one was able to decorate a transport and hook into
TransportInterface::stop()
to perform some business tasks when themessenger:consume
process gets killed.In 4.3 the
stop()
logic has been moved toWorker
which cannot be decorated when used viamessenger:consume
.This PR adds a marker event dispatched when the worker is stopped to provide the same capability.
Briefly discussed with @weaverryan.
My use case:
I have a temporary CSV file locally which grows while consuming jobs.
This file is uploaded to AWS S3 and squashed once a while (every 5minutes). It is also uploaded when the
messenger:consume
process gets stopped (to store the remaining lines).For the former (time-based upload), I can listen on
WorkflowMessageHandledEvent
to make the upload happens in case the 5 minutes delay is elapsed. This solves the latter.