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In DelayedJob we can use Delayed::Job.all on console to list all jobs on queue. Is there a way to do the same using SuckerPunch gem?

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To get some info regarding queues you can also use SuckerPunch::Queue.stats or SuckerPunch::Queue.all from rails console.

R. V.
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  • This answer didn't help me, but it was useful info: {"ActiveJob::QueueAdapters::SuckerPunchAdapter::JobWrapper"=> {"workers"=>{"total"=>1, "busy"=>0, "idle"=>1}, "jobs"=>{"processed"=>2, "failed"=>0, "enqueued"=>0}}} – codenoob Mar 23 '17 at 22:15
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With SuckerPunch everything runs in-process, so there is no external job queue backed by a database or other data store that can be queried from a separate process.

The only way I can think of to achieve what you want is to attach to the running Ruby process via a debug session and examine memory to dump out the information you want.

Based on my knowledge of SuckerPunch, if examining the jobs from the console or other process is a feature you need, you will have to switch to some other background job framework.

Justin
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