Configuration

Queuebert works with no configuration at all. When you want to fine-tune its behavior, all settings live at Settings → Queuebert in the control panel.

Poll Interval

How many seconds pass between activity checks while a control-panel tab is open. Defaults to 3, with a valid range of 1 to 60.

The poller automatically backs off when the queues are idle or when the tab is hidden, so a lower interval mainly affects how quickly the bar reacts while you’re actively watching. Raise it if you’d rather trade a little responsiveness for fewer requests.

Count Waiting Jobs as Activity

When enabled (the default), the bar appears when jobs are queued but not yet running — not just when a job is actively executing. Disable it if you only want the bar to show while something is genuinely in progress.

Surface Failed Jobs

When enabled (the default), the bar appears in an alert color whenever there are failed jobs, so failures don’t go unnoticed. Disable it to keep the bar focused solely on running and waiting work.

Inspect Limit

The maximum number of jobs Queuebert inspects per queue when building its summary. Defaults to 100. On very large queues this caps the work done per poll; the counts still reflect the queue totals, while the detailed inspection is bounded for performance.

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