When using hook_cronapi() we can use 'callback arguments'. But these arguments are not making it into the right function arguments.
Test with following code:
function my_module_cronapi() {
$items = array();
$items['my_module_action'] = array(
'callback' => 'my_module_action',
'callback arguments' => array('first', 'second'),
);
return $items;
}
function my_module_action($first, $second) {
dpm($first, 'First argument');
dpm($second, 'Second argument');
}
Instead of getting $first = 'first' and $second = 'second', I get:
$first = array('first', 'second')
$second = [empty]
In the file ultimate_cron.job.inc on line 328, there is the next line:
$arguments = array($this->hook['callback arguments']);
By removing the array() part and use just '$this->hook['callback arguments']' the problem for my specific case gets fixed, but it causes problems with other existing (ultimate_cron) code, where the arguments are probably taken from the first argument array which will break after the change above.
I'm not sure if this is a bug in the module, or if I just should take the arguments from the first argument array. But the last and current way feels kind of wrong...
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I'm closing this since Drupal 7 is now unsupported and there will be no more development on the Drupal 7 branch of Ultimate Cron either.
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