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Fixes #304

I’ve ran into issues while running Horizon in production where some of the failed jobs that are collected from Redis have false as all the values on the job (including name, id, connection etc.). I’m not exactly sure how these occur (possibly from orphan processes?) Screenshot:

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This creates problem for Horizon’s front-end (gets stuck in loading state). This is because the front-end determines the job’s base name using JavaScript’s string.includes(). Unfortunately, when the id is a boolean this method falls t.includes is not a function

horizon/base.js at 3.0 · laravel/horizon · GitHub

Fix

In the RedisJobRepository getJobs method there is already a check to make sure that the job is an array and the the id of the job isn't null. This PR adds a check to make sure that the id of the job isn't false and filter those out.

return is_array($job) && $job[0] !== null && $job[0] !== false;

Relevant line:

https://github.com/laravel/horizon/blob/3.0/src/Repositories/RedisJobRepository.php#L196

I chose to explicitly check if the id is false as opposed to using PHP's empty() as empty("0") will return true and would filter a job id that is equal to 0.

@taylorotwell taylorotwell merged commit e57d8a6 into laravel:3.0 Apr 28, 2019
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Failed Jobs is loading forever with error "t.includes is not a function"

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