How to use moveToFailed and moveToCompleted

These two functions are different from v3 and I just don’t know what to set for the token.

job.moveToFailed(new Error('failed message'), ???);

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[rileyai-dev]

@manast Of course, sorry about that…

const { Queue, QueueScheduler, Worker } = require('bullmq');

const connection = {connection: {port: '6379', host: 'localhost'}};
const queue = new Queue('myqueue', connection).on("error", (err) =>{console.log(err);});
new QueueScheduler('myqueue', Object.assign({stalledInterval: 1000, maxStalledCount:Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER}, connection)).on("error", (err) =>{console.log(err);});

(async () =>{
    await queue.add('test1', {}, {
        attempts: Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
    }).catch(err => {
        console.log(err);
    });
    await queue.add('test2', {}, {
        attempts: Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
    }).catch(err => {
        console.log(err);
    });
    await queue.add('test3', {}, {
        attempts: Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
    }).catch(err => {
        console.log(err);
    });

    async function getJob(complete){
        const worker = new Worker('myqueue', null, Object.assign({lockDuration: 2000}, connection));
        const next = await worker.getNextJob('[e-mail]');

        if(complete){
            const job = await queue.getJob(next.id);
            if(job){
                console.log('complete: ' + next.id);
                await job.moveToCompleted('completed by: ' + '[e-mail]' + ' at: ' + Date.now(), '[e-mail]');
            }
        }
    }


    getJob(false);
    setTimeout(getJob, 1000, false);
    setTimeout(getJob, 2000, true);
})()

[rtroncoso]

Thanks for the reply @manast ! That’s definitely the way I’d go for it if I was doing this from scratch, however, we are currently migrating from a previous scheduler system which used HTTP calls to our main core-api service (which also depend on different modules and internal controllers that are already set-up and working).

I tried fiddling around with manually processing jobs and sending the token through the HTTP request itself. I was able to correctly manage the status of the job but, as I expected, there is no way to signal the queueEvents interface that the process is completed from an external service.

For now we are going to keep these external jobs out of the migration, but it would be great if there was a way to manage these kind of implementations (given the amount of people with similar use cases as well) and I’d be willing to help in anything needed for this.