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Expand Up @@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ It is not possible to implement heartbeat feature in PHP, due to its synchronous
You could read more about the issues in post: [Keeping RabbitMQ connections alive in PHP](https://blog.mollie.com/keeping-rabbitmq-connections-alive-in-php-b11cb657d5fb).

`enqueue/amqp-lib` address the issue by registering heartbeat call as a [tick callbacks](http://php.net/manual/en/function.register-tick-function.php).
To make it work you have to wrapp your long running task by `decalre(ticks=1) {}`.
To make it work you have to wrapp your long running task by `declare(ticks=1) {}`.
The number of ticks could be adjusted to your needs.
Calling it at every tick is not good.

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