Not able to connect with Remote DB

[amanattrish]

Bug Report

Stuck in infinite loop while running migrations command

I'm trying to use MySQL over AWS RDS. So I removed the DATABASE_URL and added the NAME, HOST, USERNAME, PASSWORD and PORT in horilla/settings.py file. Then while running migration command python3 manage.py migrations I get following

Steps to Reproduce

1. In docker-compose.yml file, comment out the pgsql part and dependency of server in pgsql
2. Add mysqlclient as given in database setup docs - https://www.horilla.com/docs/database-setup/
3. run the docker compose up command

Expected Behavior

It should run without any problem

Actual Behavior

Getting Execution of job "block_unblock_disciplinary (trigger: interval[0:00:10], next run at: 2024-08-25 17:35:45 IST)" skipped: maximum number of running instances reached (1)

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