BUGFIX: When working on job, catch Throwable#59
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When working on a job, any `\Exception` is caught and the job in the queue is released (retry or failure). In case of a `\Throwable` _not_ being an `\Exception`, this does not happen and the job is never "un- reserved". This change catches `\Throwable` instead to fix this.
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Jul 28, 2022
| $queue->release($message->getIdentifier(), $releaseOptions); | ||
| $this->emitMessageReleased($queue, $message, $releaseOptions, $exception); | ||
| $logMessage = $this->throwableStorage->logThrowable($exception); | ||
| $this->emitMessageReleased($queue, $message, $releaseOptions, $throwable); |
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Doh, this part now fails if $throwable is an \Error – and changing the signal signature would be a breaking change
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When working on a job, any
\Exceptionis caught and the job in thequeue is released (retry or failure). In case of a
\Throwablenotbeing an
\Exception, this does not happen and the job is never "un-reserved".
This change catches
\Throwableinstead to fix this.