Steve Byerly

It looks like an issue with app loading and your new tasks. When i run celery_haystack locally, I can import the settings fine. If you add `CELERY_HAYSTACK_QUEUE` setting in your...

I believe it gets loaded when django does its magic app loading. I believe Celery also does some loading of tasks too. What happens when you manually add the fully...

Can you post the new code you added to your own project? Either here or a gist?

Why are you using a custom signal handler if the goal is to define the task queues on the searchindex? Then instead of defining the routes, you can define the...

Based on our initial comments, and this change: https://github.com/jobelenus/celery-haystack/commit/425f5bef8e6bc1356d89f4369f243368401a52f7 You would just add `task_path = priority` into your `CustomerIndex` Then, the current signal handler will use the `priority` queue to...

ah, right. i was thinking it was much simpler. Either way, I still think it's an issue with app loading between Django, Celery, and AppConf. Celery wants to create the...

Don't forget to add the following (specific per-app) that you're adding an apps.py file to. `default_app_config = 'celery_haystack.apps.CeleryHaystackAppConfig'` https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/applications/#configuring-applications This may fix your celery issue too.

@jobelenus so you got everything up and running? Are there any other changes needed for the PR?

Thank you very much for the PR to address this issue. I spent some time looking into the original issues (#1415 and #1416) and added some additional findings/comments. I think...

going to try to include exact phrase highlighting.