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That doesn't sound good. Please provide more information:
- If you're referring only to jobs that were enqueued from Que 1.x, did you follow the documented required upgrade process?
- What version of Rails?
- What other versions of Que are affected?
- Do you think this is related to your other issue, #381?
- Does the issue persist after recreating Que's tables with
Que.migrate!(version: 0); Que.migrate!(version: 7)
? - Does it only affect ActiveJob jobs?
- What is the contents of the
que_jobs
table?
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That doesn't sound good. Please provide more information:
* If you're referring only to jobs that were enqueued from Que 1.x, did you follow the documented required upgrade process?
Both. I suspected that it could be the reason and therefore tried to create a new jobs. They were also ignored. I hope I did follow.
* What version of Rails?
I've tried both wit my current 7.0.2.3 and with the latest 7.0.3.1. Same result.
* What other versions of Que are affected?
I've tried only the two versions I mentioned.
* Do you think this is related to your other issue, [Migration to v. 2.2.0 failed #381](https://github.com/que-rb/que/issues/381)?
It seems to be the link to my issue. I did not find any other one that could fit.
* Does the issue persist after recreating Que's tables with `Que.migrate!(version: 0); Que.migrate!(version: 7)`?
If I've dropped the tables, will Que.migrate!(version: 0) recreate them?
* Does it only affect ActiveJob jobs?
I did not check anything else. What is in the list to investigate?
* What is the contents of the `que_jobs` table?
Now it is empty, as I have rolled back to dima4p@738bbf9 and finished them all.
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