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Asked how to handle duplicate notification jobs: “A worker takes a job from the queue, sends the email and marks the job complete.”
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Asked how to handle duplicate notification jobs: “A worker takes a job from the queue, sends the email and marks the job complete.”
The flow is clear, but what happens if the worker crashes after sending the email? Retrying the job could send it twice.
Explain the delivery guarantee, check whether the provider supports a stable idempotency key and trace a timeout. State any remaining duplicate risk.
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