Originally created by @lebart on GitHub (Jun 17, 2015).
Hello,
Tanks for this gem, very simple to use!
To test it, I just add it to a brand new rails app, at first I was waiting in front of the console to see the first test (print something) to appears... Nothing appends
I figure it out latter that I have to run bundle exec crono.
Is there any possibilities to make crono runs/launches when you start your rails server? Or maybe I'm missing something.
Originally created by @lebart on GitHub (Jun 17, 2015).
Hello,
Tanks for this gem, very simple to use!
To test it, I just add it to a brand new rails app, at first I was waiting in front of the console to see the first test (print something) to appears... Nothing appends
I figure it out latter that I have to run bundle exec crono.
Is there any possibilities to make crono runs/launches when you start your rails server? Or maybe I'm missing something.
You may use an initializer that starts crono daemonized, but this can be a source of headache, since you will still have to handle shutting crono down.
@Epigene commented on GitHub (Jun 18, 2015):
You may use an initializer that starts crono daemonized, but this can be a source of headache, since you will still have to handle shutting crono down.
After some comparisons, especially with Rufus-scheduler, that's what I figured out. I agreed with you this can be tricky to shut down if started with an initializer.
The project is really nice for "monitoring" some tasks directly out of the box!
@lebart commented on GitHub (Jun 18, 2015):
After some comparisons, especially with Rufus-scheduler, that's what I figured out. I agreed with you this can be tricky to shut down if started with an initializer.
The project is really nice for "monitoring" some tasks directly out of the box!
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Originally created by @lebart on GitHub (Jun 17, 2015).
Hello,
Tanks for this gem, very simple to use!
To test it, I just add it to a brand new rails app, at first I was waiting in front of the console to see the first test (print something) to appears... Nothing appends
I figure it out latter that I have to run bundle exec crono.
Is there any possibilities to make crono runs/launches when you start your rails server? Or maybe I'm missing something.
@Epigene commented on GitHub (Jun 18, 2015):
You may use an initializer that starts crono daemonized, but this can be a source of headache, since you will still have to handle shutting crono down.
@lebart commented on GitHub (Jun 18, 2015):
After some comparisons, especially with Rufus-scheduler, that's what I figured out. I agreed with you this can be tricky to shut down if started with an initializer.
The project is really nice for "monitoring" some tasks directly out of the box!