Is it possible to define multiple queue in multiple module ? about bull

[fwoelffel]

Hi guys.
Thanks @smonv for the repro. I'll look into this ASAP because what you're both reproting isn't the expected behavior at all.

@stevenolay You can use this workaround until this is all fixed.

[smonv]

@fwoelffel Thank for quick reply, hope you can identify the problem soon.

Currently my workaround is create new module, define and re-export all my queue in it like this solution. After that other module can inject the queue to service

[kamilmysliwiec]

Fixed. This change will be published as @nestjs/bull shortly

[stevenolay]

I'm getting this same issue. This wasn't an issue on older Nest Bull versions... but seeing this now

[stevenolay]

I believe it has something to do with the @processor and @process decorators. I cloned your project and commented out the import for the processor and the project successfully built.

Very unfortunate since the decorators really help clean up the code. I guess I'll need to revert to doing it manually. IE. Injecting the queue in the service. in the constructor manually registering the process function callback. by doing injectedQueue.process(this.processingFunction())

[stevenolay]

@smonv Not an ideal solution since we have to declare all our queues in one master module but it will do for now. Thanks so much for pointing me to this solution!

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