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Does not work
See original GitHub issueSo I installed the software correctly and did a manual migration on the app to get the database tables working. I’ve created a task by adding the @background() helper to a function.
I’m manually running python manage.py process_tasks to process the tasks. When I run the function I added the @background() to through a management command it doesn’t do anything. It creates the ‘Task’ in the database to be processed but fails to attempt.
I’m running Django 1.10… any suggestions?
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In my case, I had written background tasks in a different file like
mymodule.file1where notasks.pyfile existed inmymodulefolder. After spending long hours I decided to put atasks.pyfile and import those tasks fromfile1.pytotasks.pyand surprisingly it works. I urge to @philippeowagner to update README regarding this issue.I can’t get it to work. I have my function in tasks.py and I have run python manage.py process_tasks in another terminal.