[13.x] Surface paused queues in the queue worker output - #61142
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Basically, queue pausing and resuming is cool.
But, when you're running a worker, or implementing queue pausing user land it's not 100% clear from the worker side that it is paused.
Currently, that means we get the below (the output just stops...):
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This PR adds 2 new events for the Worker command listens to.. meaning we get the output:
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This adds a property to the Worker so it keeps track of its own queues, and means it doesnt get spammed every loop
The coolest part is if a queue is paused and THEN you bring the worker up, it'll still report it as paused
(Hopefully you see the idea)
Happy for you to change it about!