As of sidekiq 6.0.1, it is possible to pass the following to an ActiveJob worker to prevent it from retrying: class ExampleJob < ActiveJob::Base sidekiq_options retry: false def perform(*args) # Perform Job end end More information: https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/wiki/Active-Job#customizing-error-handling EDIT: According to this this requires Rails 6.0.1 or later as well.
The accepted answer no longer works for me, so I tried Michael H.’s suggestion in the comments, which works. describe ‘whatever’ do include ActiveJob::TestHelper after do clear_enqueued_jobs end it ‘should email’ do expect(enqueued_jobs.size).to eq(1) end end
Similar to rab3’s answer, since ActiveJob has support for callbacks, I was thinking of doing something like class MyJob < ActiveJob::Base after_perform do |job| # invoke another job at your time of choice self.class.set(:wait => 10.minutes).perform_later(job.arguments.first) end def perform(the_argument) # do your thing end end activejob callbacks
Short answer is they are the same thing. ActiveJob calls it a Job whereas Sidekiq calls it a Worker. I’ve decided to keep the terminology different so that people can distinguish the two. You can use either one. Note that ActiveJob does not provide access to the full set of Sidekiq options so if you … Read more
If I understand you correctly, you could do: message_delivery = instance_double(ActionMailer::MessageDelivery) expect(ServiceMailer).to receive(:new_user).with(@user).and_return(message_delivery) allow(message_delivery).to receive(:deliver_later) The key thing is that you need to somehow provide a double for deliver_later.