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Constantly polling the same rows on Linux machines #118
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Hey @khellang.
Seems like this is not the problem. |
We are seeing the same problem. This time on Windows. The Console keeps updating even though the job is already done and the entire log has been loaded. The problem seems to be the parsing of the attribute "data-n", that has an invalid character. This minus sign (-) has a charcode of 8722, but should be 45. |
Ah, yeah, that's the same. We're working on a fork with a bunch of bugfixes, including this one (here). Hopefully we'll be able to push a version to NuGet this week. |
I'm assuming you're using Swedish locale, which is infamous for having a different |
We are using Swedish locale. Not reproducible with English Culture. Good catch, and thanks. (Then there's the issue of getting the PR into Hangfire.Console. I guess @pieceofsummer is in the war? :( ) |
In the meantime, there's now a forked version with some modernization and bugfixes now on NuGet.org. Hopefully this project will come back to life at some point and the fixes can be accepted upstream 😄 |
Thanks Kristian! |
the locale problem is not related with my original issue. |
@lukasan Wanna give the forked package a shot and see if it changes anything? Maybe you could check the |
Thanks! Constant polling is now fixed 🥇 |
Hello, I'm having the same problem as #99 had. It starts repeating everything every polling interval after the function ends.
Debug mode on Manjaro is like that. Production Ubuntu does the repeat polling also.
But Windows debugging is working normally... So I figured this is a problem of the environment.
I tried with in-memory storage on Manjaro and there was no difference. So database provider is not likely to be the problem.
I'm using MariaDB.
Same behaviour between .NET 5.0 and .NET 6.0.
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