I know it returns a hash, but its strange how the syntax goes.. I'm trying to find out what the last one is.
If I do this :
Resque.info[:failed] # -> 68
So assuming there's 68 failed jobs, when I do this :
Resque::Failure.all()
It only returns one job ( I believe its the first job ).
I think this is just a syntactical error on my part. Because I've also seen this :
Resque::Failure.all(0, 20)
Which I believe would pull an array of indices between 0 and 20.
So.. anyone know the syntactical clause to pull just the last failed job?
With Resque::Failure.all(0, 20)
you will give 1st param as the start point and second param as the number of results.
Resque::Failure.all(0, 1)
is the correct syntax to get the last failure, if they are ordered DESC
EDIT:
They are ordered ASC, so:
Resque::Failure.all((Resque::Failure.count - 1), 1)