I have a fresh Discourse installed on DigitalOcean (followed ssh instructions)
After creating 5 users, and visiting /users page it always “No results were found.”
What could be wrong? This happens for both logged in and logged out users. Also settings box is ticked to show users list.
What TL are the new users? I believe it filters out TL 0 users. Plus that page is very heavily cached and requires a job to run in Sidekiq (IIRC)
They are a mix of users. Some are even admins.
Like @cpradio said this page is updated in a background job. I would ensure sidekiq is properly running and wait for 24 hours for the job to run.
Je le reclasse sous Contribute > Feature. Le comportement est celui prévu par la conception ; il y a un délai. Si vous souhaitez un temps de réponse plus court, cela implique des coûts importants et une complexité accrue.
Is it there a way to force that background job to run on a local setup? I have the same issue in my development environment I have added few users to different levels also make those users create some topics but my users list its empty.
Of course, tomorrow may get solved, but other fellows may need this in order to develop something and it will be annoying try to wait for such long time.
Cheers!
Peux-tu me donner un indice sur le type de tâche en question afin que je puisse la forcer ? J’ai parcouru /sidekiq/scheduler et app/jobs, mais je n’ai toujours pas réussi à la trouver.
Et une fois que j’aurai confirmé que cela fonctionne sur l’environnement de test, si un client Entreprise souhaite l’exécuter, peut-il envoyer une demande par e-mail au support ?
EDIT : Je l’ai trouvée : Jobs::DirectoryRefreshDaily
Mais /u ne liste toujours pas tous les utilisateurs actifs.
EDIT : Voir également Jobs::DirectoryRefreshOlder
