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It seems that save methods call _run_save_callbacks within the transaction, and the data may not have been written to the database by the time that a job is spawned and ran within another instance (such as resque).
You would expect that after_save callbacks would be fired after the the transaction has been completed.
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I haven't used this project in ages so don't really have much motivation to
fix things. Have you been able to test and fix in a branch, or found
someone that did? Happy to pull if that's the case.
Cheers,
d.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 6:54 PM, Josh Martin < [email protected]>wrote:
It seems that save methods call _run_save_callbacks within the
transaction, and the data may not have been written to the database by the
time that a job is spawned and ran within another instance (such as resque).
You would expect that after_save callbacks would be fired after the the
transaction has been completed.
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It seems that save methods call _run_save_callbacks within the transaction, and the data may not have been written to the database by the time that a job is spawned and ran within another instance (such as resque).
You would expect that after_save callbacks would be fired after the the transaction has been completed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: