Sidekiq::Undertaker is a plugin for Sidekiq. It allows exploring, reviving (retrying) or burying (deleting) dead jobs. For easy exploring the dead-jobs queue is broken down into time windows (buckets) of hours, days and weeks.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem "sidekiq-undertaker"
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install sidekiq-undertaker
$ rake rubocop:install
The filter page shows a table with time-buckets as columns and rows for each job class.
For each job class, you can drill down to view error distribution based on error class.
Finally, click on the individual error counts to display details of the errors in a list form.
The morgue view can, for example, also show an error distribution over all job classes.
git checkout -b my-new-feature)git commit -am 'Add some feature')git push origin my-new-feature)As another gem with the name sidekiq-cleaner is already released on rubygems.org,
this fork was renamed to sidekiq-undertaker.
The Sidekiq-Cleaner gem was originally created by Madan Thangavelu.
Tout and TheWudu also contributed to it.
Zlatko Rednjak added the initial version of the CHANGELOG.md.
Lucas Dell'Isola added the export/import feature for dead jobs.
thoesl added the error message based filter.
For the complete list of network members have a look at the fork overview.
Thomas Koppensteiner | Github | RubyGems | @koppensteiner_t
See the License file.
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