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I am using delayed jobs, because I have some long running processes running in the background.
The annoying part is that I need to run ‘rake jobs:work’ before I start my application everytime.
Is there any way to let my Rails application know that I want it to start every time I restart my server? or refresh my homepage?
Is this on your local machine? If so, you could just set an alias that you could run that would run ‘rake jobs:work’ when you use the alias. For example: