OK, it indeed works with puts - my bad, must've done something wrong
with the test.
Even explicit $scheduler.get_job(id).block.call works, when inside
method is just a puts.
Sorry for wasting Your time, I should've put more heart into testing.
And thank You once again for fast and to-the-point replies.
Now, the thing is, I'd like to send e-mails using Your library.
Plain NotifMailer.deliver_notify("praca skonczona", rand(100)) works
when executed anywhere withing the controller - be it "start" action's
beginning, end, or loop which schedules the jobs.
It just simply doesn't work when passed as a block to scheduled job.
It's ArgumentError and "constant missing" I'm getting when trying to
schedule sending e-mails.
Do You have any idea how could I solve that?
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