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Tishka17
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Jan 9, 2025
| mock_call = Mock(name="mock_perform_job", return_value=True) | ||
| mock_queue = Mock(spec=Queue) | ||
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| with patch.object(Worker, "perform_job", mock_call) as mock_perform_job: |
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Actually, we don't. Removed patching.
Tishka17
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Jan 10, 2025
| container = make_container(provider) | ||
| queues = ["default"] | ||
| conn = Redis() | ||
| worker = DishkaWorker(container=container, queues=queues, connection=conn) |
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Is it the only way to setup integration? How like is it that user has their own custom worker class?
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I've added integration for RQ.
Due to the way RQ is implemented, injecting dependencies with the
@injectdecorator is not possible, as RQ throws the task function out of the original context and completely ignores any decorators applied.So, the way to go is to subclass the Worker and perform injection at the subclass level. The implementation is a little bit strange, as I am here manually rebuilding
kwargsdictionary. But it works.