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Celery integration blocks running django commands #750
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Thanks, and sorry for the trouble. We'll have to take a look into this. |
Any workaround for this? |
My apologies for the extended delay here. I spent some time setting up a simple Celery+Django test application, but have yet been unable to recreate this issue. My test application is using python 3.10, Django 4.2, and Celery 5.3 with a local Redis server. I'm running everything in a containerized environment via docker-compose. Could you please provide more info about your specific environment/setup? You mentioned this is happening when you run "any" django command, so i'm assuming this extends to even I'm also curious how you are instrumenting Celery. In my test app I created the Celery instance in a separate Again, sorry about the delay here, and appreciate your patience on this issue. Please provide some more context and let's get this figured out! |
Hello. Thanks for your response. I will work on creating a simple test application where I can replicate the problem. |
When I try to run any django command it gets stuck and if I interrupt it this is the traceback I get. I enabled debug logs in case it's useful
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