Dynamic priority handling

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Michael 2018-05-17 23:43:44 +00:00
parent 6a8c85fac4
commit f4a71b76dd
2 changed files with 7 additions and 3 deletions

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@ -18,10 +18,14 @@ class PushSubscriber
{
// We'll push to each subscriber that has push > 0,
// i.e. there has been an update (set in notifier.php).
$subscribers = dba::select('push_subscriber', ['id', 'callback_url'], ["`push` > 0 AND `next_try` < UTC_TIMESTAMP()"]);
$subscribers = dba::select('push_subscriber', ['id', 'push', 'callback_url'], ["`push` > 0 AND `next_try` < UTC_TIMESTAMP()"]);
while ($subscriber = dba::fetch($subscribers)) {
logger("Publish feed to " . $subscriber["callback_url"], LOGGER_DEBUG);
// We always handle retries with low priority
if ($subscriber["push"] > 1) {
$priority = PRIORITY_LOW;
}
logger("Publish feed to " . $subscriber["callback_url"] . " with priority " . $priority, LOGGER_DEBUG);
Worker::add($priority, 'PubSubPublish', (int)$subscriber["id"]);
}

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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ class Queue
logger('filling queue jobs - start');
// Handling the pubsubhubbub requests
PushSubscriber::publishFeed(PRIORITY_LOW);
PushSubscriber::publishFeed();
$r = dba::inArray(dba::p("SELECT `id` FROM `queue` WHERE `next` < UTC_TIMESTAMP() ORDER BY `batch`, `cid`"));