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I have been poking around the codebase for a bit, and I think around the vicinity of the Queue.dequeue_any and Job.fetch(), and Job.restore() might have what I am seeking. But I am stuck there.
Any help is appreciated!
In my mind, I am looking for a piece of code to check the job's ttl when it is plucked from queue. Or maybe Job.perform_job() is run and it handles expired jobs internally, but I didn't find anything in perform_job().
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I have been poking around the codebase for a bit, and I think around the vicinity of the
Queue.dequeue_anyandJob.fetch(), andJob.restore()might have what I am seeking. But I am stuck there.Any help is appreciated!
In my mind, I am looking for a piece of code to check the job's ttl when it is plucked from queue. Or maybe Job.perform_job() is run and it handles expired jobs internally, but I didn't find anything in perform_job().
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