Celery + Windows

[pulse-mind]

Description

Celery does not work perfectly under windows.
But It works when I add in the command line : --pool=solo
So it could be nice to add in the readme this information when the user select windows + celery.

Rationale

It would help others users. I spent a lot of time to find this solution. I was going to use another solution like damatiq which works too but there is less tools.

[browniebroke]

Is this well enough documented in Celery? If not, it would be even better to add a paragraph in their docs. If yes, we could link to their docs somewhere, yes.

[pulse-mind]

It is not. It seems that they do not want to make efforts to support windows, I can understand 😁. But it works and it can help! Le mar. 26 janv. 2021 à 13:24, Bruno Alla <notifications@github.com> a écrit :

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[Andrew-Chen-Wang]

Try using WSL. It shouldn't be too hard to setup nowadays. If anything, your production servers will most likely be using some form of linux/bsd, some might as well use the same platform.