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  4. 8.3.1 can't delete a user

8.3.1 can't delete a user

Added by Matt Hardy about 6 years ago

Hi

I have freshly installed 8.3.1, and this has switched to Postgres database.

When I try to delete a user, after the green success notification, the user sticks around.

I notice on my testing install, before we decided to give OP a try, it installed mysql.

We googled a bit and noted that there is a 'delayed_job' function, which apparently picks up tasks and actions them?

I would expect a user to be deleted, once deleted.

Hard to know if this is a bug, regression or expected behaviour ie. can't delete a user


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RE: 8.3.1 can't delete a user - Added by Matt Hardy about 6 years ago

Update: Checked in Postgres >

SELECT * FROM delayed_jobs LIMIT 1000;

ie.

priority

0

attempts

0

handler

--- !ruby/object:DeliverInvitationJob
token_id: 20

run at

2019-03-20 20:46:13.790354

etc

There is also the delete user problem here:

ie.

handler

--- !ruby/object:DeleteUserJob
user_id: 9

So, the delayed_job table gives some evidence, the events are not being picked up.

Any idea on where to help solve this?

Thanks

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