Method getAllJobsForTag all time return 0 on Android 4
See original GitHub issueHi guys!
I using the latest version 1.1.6 and have some problem while checking my jobs. I run this code for checking already scheduled jobs: int jobsSize = JobManager.instance().getAllJobsForTag(MY_JOB_TAG).size()
Speaking about android OS 5, 6, 7 this works perfectly and jobsSize doesn`t equals 0. but on android OS 4 jobsSize all time is 0.
Could you help me? Thanks
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Are you sure that you want to get all jobs? That returns only jobs which are currently running or just finished. Whereas
JobManager.instance().getAllJobRequestsForTag("TAG")
returns all pending jobs.Closing because of inactivity