undone marsh
import { Injectable } from '@nestjs/common';
import { Cron } from '@nestjs/schedule';
// other imports
@Injectable()
export class ClassNameJob {
constructor(private readonly xxxService: XxxService) {
}
@Cron(CronConstants.AT_EVERY_2TH_MINUTE)
async methodName(userId?: number) {
// ... code
}
}
Need some help with, I didn't find the solution yet. Will be helpful if someone had similar issue and solve it.
tulip spire
Is the xxxService request-scoped?
undone marsh
Is the `xxxService` request-scoped?
actually is not defined as request-scoped
Just
@Injectable()
export class xxxService { ... }
tulip spire
I see there's an argument userId?: number on the methodName - that could be the issue, since the cron won't know what to provide.
undone marsh
no, forget that userId: number, that is just a ex I found on the github on search for my issue
this is my code
ashen tide
What does V2BookingService inject?
ashen tide
Can you show the class/constructor?
undone marsh
ashen tide
So, yes, it does inject something. A lot of somethings. BookingRepository, PassengerRepository, V2ProviderAPI,... etc. If any of those are REQUEST scoped,say, because it's a multi-tenant database that changes connection per request, or any other reason, then the CronJobService will also be REQUEST scoped
undone marsh
when you said inject I was thought about is putting scope in "@Injectable()"
Yes, if one of them has @Injectable({ scope: Scope.REQUEST }) what should be the solutions ?
ashen tide
Find a way to not require the V2BookingService in the CronJobService
undone marsh
Thank you 👌🏾, I'll try to do that.
