Add support for enqueue_at_with_queue #49
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Thanks so much for the PR! I unfortunately don't work on any projects that use resque anymore, but before I stopped, I was putting together this PR: #44 With that one, you shouldn't have to keep patching new methods, since it uses fakeredis with the actual Resque gems. You might have better luck with that -- it's what I imagined the future of the gem would be. |
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Resque scheduler supports a method called
enqueue_at_with_queuewhich is used by ActiveJob when enqueing jobs on a schedule. For reasons (cough, legacy), I have an app that is running both regular Resque jobs and ActiveJob jobs through rails. So, support for this method is nice to have to ensure that jobs enqueued by ActiveJob end up being testable by resque_unit.