Fix uninitialized value warning for failed jobs without timestamps in admin UI - #146
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… admin UI Signed-off-by: Sai Asish Y <say.apm35@gmail.com>
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failedjob that never started (for example one failed while still queued, withstartedandfinishedboth empty) makes the admin jobs list render$job->{finished} - $job->{started}on two undefined values, producingUse of uninitialized value in subtraction (-) at template minion/jobs.html.ep line 135. This computes and shows the runtime cell only when bothstartedand the end timestamp are defined; otherwise the job falls through to the existing waiting cell.Motivation
The warning shows up in the web admin at
/minion/jobs?state=failedfor such jobs, as reported in #145. The duration column has no meaningful value when a job has no start/end times, so guarding the subtraction avoids the noise and keeps the runtime cell reserved for jobs that actually ran.References
Fixes #145