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Getting empty job variables when using job: Job in worker #311

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nilsonrossi opened this issue Jun 16, 2022 · 1 comment
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Getting empty job variables when using job: Job in worker #311

nilsonrossi opened this issue Jun 16, 2022 · 1 comment

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@nilsonrossi
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According to the doc, i can define in worker parameters, the variable job: Job, so we can get the Job instance.
However, the job.variables is always empty and i think the error is when pulling the jobs:

jobs = self.zeebe_adapter.activate_jobs(
task_type=self.task.type,
worker=self.worker_name,
timeout=self.task.config.timeout_ms,
max_jobs_to_activate=self.calculate_max_jobs_to_activate(),
variables_to_fetch=self.task.config.variables_to_fetch,
request_timeout=self.request_timeout,
)

The variable self.task.config.variables_to_fetch in this case is ['job']. This mean that, if there isn't a job variable in the instance variables, the worker will receive a Job with an empty variables.

How to reproduce:

  • Just create a worker with job: Job as parameter, and print(job.variables) inside the function.
  • Run a new process passing some data in variables.
@worker.task(task_type="task_1")
def task_1(job: Job):
    print(job.variables)
    return {}

If i run a new process with {"var1": "value"} variable, the worker should print exact the same variables.Sorr
Sorry about the English if i made some mistakes.

@dimastbk
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dimastbk commented Jun 9, 2024

fixed in #404

@dimastbk dimastbk closed this as completed Jun 9, 2024
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