state_machine + delayed_job wtf

doesnt.rb

# doesn't fucking work


class Logo < ActiveRecord::Base
  
  
  state_machine :state, :initial => :initial do
    
    # here vvv
    after_transition :initial => :used,  :do => :test_callback
    # here ^^^
    
    event :use do
      transition :initial => :used
    end
    
  end
    
  def test_callback
    raise 'Fuck'
  end
  
  handle_asynchronously :test_callback
  
  
end

works.rb

# works

class Logo < ActiveRecord::Base
  
  
  state_machine :state, :initial => :initial do
    
    # here vvv
    after_transition :initial => :used do |logo, t|
      logo.test_callback
    end
    # here ^^^
    
    event :use do
      transition :initial => :used
    end
    
  end
    
  def test_callback
    raise 'Fuck'
  end
  
  handle_asynchronously :test_callback
  
  
end

Found this in google, I know it's old, but if you never figured it out: I assume handle_asynchronously is hooking your callback method in a way that the original method is still being called when you use the :do => :callback syntax in the state machine. In the block you are calling it directly, allowing whatever aliasing is going on behind the scenes in DelayedJob to work.

thank you!!!! fucking fuck! :)

Thank you.

you rock

Thank you!