Class: SpreeCmCommissioner::AsyncOperationJob

Inherits:
ApplicationJob show all
Defined in:
app/jobs/spree_cm_commissioner/async_operation_job.rb

Overview

Runs any AsyncOperation subclass. Same shape as ExportJob: load the record, call the one method the subclass implements.

ApplicationJob, not ApplicationUniqueJob: unique :until_executed keys on the job arguments, and those carry a per-record id, so uniqueness could never collide -- it would buy a Redis lock for nothing. The in_progress? guard below is what actually makes a duplicate enqueue a no-op.

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from ApplicationJobDecorator

handle_deserialization_error, prepended

Instance Method Details

#perform(options = {}) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/jobs/spree_cm_commissioner/async_operation_job.rb', line 11

def perform(options = {})
  operation = SpreeCmCommissioner::AsyncOperation.find_by(id: options[:async_operation_id])
  return if operation.blank?

  # Guard on `done` only, not on "not in progress". An exception below marks the operation failed and
  # re-raises so Sidekiq retries -- guarding on in_progress? would make every one of those retries
  # return here immediately, which is the opposite of retrying. Completed work is the thing that must
  # never run twice; a failed operation is exactly what a retry is for.
  return if operation.done?

  operation.process!
rescue StandardError => e
  operation&.fail!(e.message)
  raise # ApplicationJob logs it; Sidekiq retries; Sentry captures.
end