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@takeshitakenji This message makes it sound like your instance just had constipation.
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@takeshitakenji But if you get this going solidly I'd love to include it in pA :3
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@takeshitakenji Hence "when". There's no rush, I'm just saying I'd happily put it in there when its ready.
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@takeshitakenji I don't see why it wouldn't be, setting the config option for daemons on its own just disables OQM, so I would probably rename that to a setting to disable the inherent queue, and then you could just use a plugin or the daemons as desired.
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@takeshitakenji The only potential complication I see is you do have to provide an interface layer through PHP and I believe I recall you saying you were using Python. That's entirely doable though.
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@takeshitakenji I care less about it being "proper" and more about it being easily maintained and functioning, personally.
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@takeshitakenji Sample is the reference implementation. But as far as closest to what you're trying to do, hmm, hard to say. The Realtime plugin has an example of the Events around queue handling which may be useful.
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@takeshitakenji That and GS gets really wibbly if it has to "share" - which is why they tell you not to make it in the same database with another software, even though an app should honestly be pretty agnostic about that.
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@takeshitakenji Good practice anyways IMO.