[12.x] Determine queue worker memory usage with getrusage if possible #56019
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I found that memory_get_usage() does not report the actual memory usage of the process, e.g. if packages such as jcupitt/vips for image processing are used. The value reported in 'ru_maxrss' represents the actual memory usage and should be peferred if available.
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The failing test seems unrelated to this change 😕 |
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Going to stick with |
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@taylorotwell thanks for having a look at this! Could you please explain your decision? I have a use case where |
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The command uses a method to more accurately determine the used memory. See: laravel/framework#56019
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I found that
memory_get_usage()does not report the actual memory usage of the process, e.g. if packages such as jcupitt/vips for image processing are used. The value reported inru_maxrssrepresents the actual memory usage and should be preferred if available.Maybe related to #25738