[5.8] Fix worker timeout handler when there is no job processing #29366
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The queue worker timeout handler may be called with a null `$job` if the timeout is reached when there is no job processing (perhaps it took too long to fetch the next job in the worker loop). This fix checks to make sure there is a job before attempting to mark the as failed if it will exceed the maximum number of attempts.
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@cannahan Can you see if this fixes your issue? #29024 (comment) |
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@djtarazona Thanks for taking the time. It works. Much appreciated |
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Fixes the issue mentioned in #29024 (comment)
The queue worker timeout handler may be called with a null
$jobif the timeout is reached when there is no job processing (perhaps it took too long to fetch the next job in the worker loop). This fix checks to make sure there is a job before attempting to mark the as failed if it will exceed the maximum number of attempts.