Event not fired when called from drush

Have to say, i have another event that subscribes to that event, and it fires ok, but not the one from this module.

@ramlev
Set a breakpoint in the EmailSubscriber::onRequest() and see if it runs.

@vmarchuk not if executed with drush but from UI, yes.

@ramlev
I see this too, it's because $events[KernelEvents::REQUEST][] = ['onRequest', 900]; doesn't fire when you run the drush command manually. Can you try setting a cron job to run every 5 minutes (with ultimate_cron or with something similar) and let it process your queue? In the case of a cron job, onRequest should run and process your queue. Let me know the results of this test, in theory it should work.

As explained in my bad english, it works when fired through cron. When advancedqueue hook_cron is fired, it works but not from drush.

@ramlev

So in production or whatever, the queue won't be processed by cron (but how then)? If you only have trouble testing this locally (by running the drush command manually), then you need to use the ways it will work in production. As I told you before, it won't work when you run drush advancedqueue:queue:process myqueue manually, and that's expected.

@ramlev Can this issue be closed?

Yes it can be closed