In one of our applications we use the parallel gem with process forking to do some IO and computationally-heavy work during request processing. In short we fork off several processes and then spawn threads under those processes to do the work as efficiently as possible.
I've noticed when I inspect the mini-profiler window that it definitely does not register the queries done in these sub-processes.
Is there currently any support this? Am I maybe missing a configuration option?
I searched for similar issues with in:body,title,comments for processes forking , but didn't come up with any results.
In one of our applications we use the parallel gem with process forking to do some IO and computationally-heavy work during request processing. In short we fork off several processes and then spawn threads under those processes to do the work as efficiently as possible.
I've noticed when I inspect the mini-profiler window that it definitely does not register the queries done in these sub-processes.
Is there currently any support this? Am I maybe missing a configuration option?
I searched for similar issues with
in:body,title,commentsforprocessesforking, but didn't come up with any results.