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- ActiveJob requires you to specify a backend. there are a few built in by default. We use one of them, called "delayed job"
- in
cobudget-api/config/application.rb:config.active_job.queue_adapter = :delayed_job - delayed_job is an external Gem, listed as a dependency in the Gemfile.
When developing with emails locally, make sure mailcatcher is running. assuming mailcatcher is installed (
gem install mailcatcher), in a terminal window just run mailcatcher, then visit http://localhost:1080/ to see your mails coming through.Note, for messages to get queued for actual sending, you need to append a delivery call (
deliver_now, deliver_later) otherwise you are just creating a MailMessage object, and it will seem to be failng silently because you're actually not asking for it to be delivered.this is working for
deliver_now emails. i am still not sure how deliver_later is working, or whether it's working. i don't see them coming through mailcatcher, and am not sure if it's because the delayed_job queue is not running or something else.run
bundle exec rake jobs:work to start a background process for delayed jobs.additional info about delayed_job at https://github.com/collectiveidea/delayed_job/wiki/Delayed-job-command-details
Production mails are being sent through sendgrid. we do not have a login for the existing account yet.
config/initializers/delayed_job_airbrake.rb seems to be configured to work with airbrake on production, but there are no airbrake settings configured on heroku.Last modified 5yr ago