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The not_queues option was added to the command via 0e3371e in DJ Master not_queues allows instructs the worker to NOT work on specified queues
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Please fix the tests and add some new tests for this behavior. |
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Hello,
I added support for a not_queues option to force the worker to skip over specific queues. I required this functionality so the workers would continue working on jobs with a blank queue, or anything else. Specifically I had jobs that HAD to be run on a sub-set of machines.
I looked for specs (for queue for example) to emulate, but was unable to find any.
Pull coming to DJ master shortly.
--Brian