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Issue created May 16, 2016 by Administrator@rootContributor

Does the job.process function prevent a job from stalling

Created by: timcosta

My question is basically what's in the title. I'm trying to use Bull for a queue to pipe video streams from one source to another, think moving videos from one storage area to another. When these videos grow large, Bull occasionally reports the job as stalled and restarts it, even though the upload is still occurring and I am calling job.process every 10 seconds or so. Is there a way to have job.process act as the "check in" for the job so that it doesnt report as stalled?

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