{"message":"Execution id_ not found in Redis"}

[Ajta30]

After setting a large py test, when I run it as a student after a while, I get the error:

After digging for a while, I think it is related to the TTL of Redis records. The expiration is being set up in 90 sec., and the test execution exceeds that time, so when it finishes, it looks like it is trying to find a Redis record that doesn't exist anymore (expired). Any idea of how to solve this or increase the TTL?

Thanks.

[donny-wong]

Hello, I am a developer for MarkUs. I would like to get more context of this issue. Are you running on your own instance of MarkUs? I know in the autotester component, when you enqueue a job, you can set how long its result should live in Redis with result_ttl:

from rq import Queue
from redis import Redis

redis_conn = Redis()
q = Queue(connection=redis_conn)

# job result stays in Redis for 1 hour
job = q.enqueue(my_function, args=(1, 2), result_ttl=3600)

# job result never expires
job = q.enqueue(my_function, args=(1, 2), result_ttl=-1)