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Currently, in the docs, there is no obvious way to develop with Celery. Randall, do you have a preferred way? Would adding kombu in the reqs and the settings in development.py work for you?
Edit: I'm going to close my own issue here, because I realized that CELERY_ALWAYS_EAGER means you don't need to set up a separate Celery worker to dev on your tasks. Sorry about the rubber duck. Perhaps clarifying this in the docs could be good?
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Currently, in the docs, there is no obvious way to develop with Celery. Randall, do you have a preferred way? Would adding kombu in the reqs and the settings in development.py work for you?
Development.py
Edit: I'm going to close my own issue here, because I realized that CELERY_ALWAYS_EAGER means you don't need to set up a separate Celery worker to dev on your tasks. Sorry about the rubber duck. Perhaps clarifying this in the docs could be good?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: