Running ultimate_cron by system cron currently requires drush. Using drupal console cron call does not work as drupal console reinvented the wheel by writing their own cron call implementation (more or less copy pasting the actual core CronInterface logic).
Add drupal console command to call ultimate cron directly (actually adding a command which calls the defined CronInterface).
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #8 | ultimate_cron-drupal-console-cron-command-3023613-8.patch | 2.13 KB | attisan |
| #2 | ultimate_cron-drupal-console-cron-command-3023613-2-D8.patch | 2.1 KB | attisan |
Comments
Comment #2
attisanRemaining tasks
review, tests and readme
calling cron like
$ drupal ultimate_cron:runComment #3
levmyshkinPatch #2 works pretty well for me.
Comment #4
blacklabel_tom commentedTested against alpha4 and works perfectly for me.
One enhancement could be to list out the jobs that have been run in the console output, but #2 is enough for me for now.
Cheers
Tom
Comment #5
blacklabel_tom commentedComment #6
rauch commentedOn Drupal 9.2.6 and drupal-console 1.9.7 the patch doesn't work anymore. The patch is applied but the command "ultimate_cron:run" is unknown.
[ERROR] Command "ultimate_cron:run", is not a valid command name.Comment #7
rauch commentedThe problem seemed to be the annotation:
@DrupalCommandWith following annotation the command works again:
Drupal\Console\Annotations\DrupalCommandComment #8
attisanthx for the find 💪
Comment #9
berdirCorrect me if I'm wrong, but I think drupal console is pretty unmaintained now and everyone switched back to drush? Therefore not going to add that to the project as something that would need be maintained and updated.