require environment

[mic92]

require environment

[Mic92]

I will have a look at this this evening.

[mrbrdo]

Thanks!

[mrbrdo]

One question on the side, when I deploy I see:

-----> Stop sidekiq
       Sidekiq is not running
-----> Start sidekiq

This is a bit confusing to me, I think sidekiq is actually running, but maybe it stops when we do sidekiq quiet on the start of deploy? Can you confirm this? The message is a little bit confusing since to me it indicates like something is wrong and sidekiq wasn't running before I started to deploy, but I don't think that's the case.

[Mic92]

The message is echoed, if the pid file was not found. I made the message a little more verbose. I implement everything but the processes id. Because this option conflicts with multiple processes (sidekiq_processes). You can override the sidekiq cmd, if you need this feature.

[mrbrdo]

Hm it could actually be because you used a relative path for the PID param (-P), I can test it out when you're done with that.

I didn't understand what you meant though, what do you mean with this option conflicts... Which option?

[Mic92]

The gem provides an option called sidekiq_processes, which sets the number of processes that are spawned on a system.

[mrbrdo]

Ah I see. Well I haven't changed the mina default, but I did set concurrency to 2 in my sidekiq.yml. However I am using JRuby so I'm pretty sure that just means two threads, since there is no reason to use multiple processes on JRuby.
What I'm trying to say is I don't think I have multiple sidekiq processes.

[Mic92]

The concurrency option always increase the number of threads, even on Ruby MRI.
Maybe I could increase the process id with each process spawned by the sidekiq_processes loop.
I think it is a safe assumption to say, that the sidekiq spawned by mina is the only sidekiq for an application on the target host.

[mrbrdo]

I don't understand why it matters how many threads there are, if there is just one processes? Threads don't have PIDs..
It's probably always a good reference to look at how the capistrano recipe does it.

[Mic92]

done.

[mrbrdo]

Thanks! I'll let you know if I have any issues.