Oliver Margetts

Possibly connected with the introduction of the `consumer_timeout` parameter in rabbitmq and this https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/issues/3032

Just to chime in here, did you ever write this faq? Since the original celery is very much aimed at general tasks including CPU-bound tasks (PDF generation, video compression, ..)...

Hey thanks for your answer - unfortunately I didn't find this to be true for a single long-running cpu-bound task. Without `spawn_blocking` this ran in the main thread and stopped...

8 physical (plus hyperthreading)

My 2c: as the author of a library depending on chrono it's useful for me to offer a single function that takes a `T: Datelike`, rather than 3 boilerplate functions...

Unsure if this is the same thing, but I'm seeing very similar errors on vanilla EC2 instances. Occasional (but consistent) segfaults - and once also this: ```bash from base_service.tests.calculator.test_helpers import...

Closing as no activity for 6 months

> if one wants to check if a currency code exists in the enum without triggering a not-found exception, the proper way is to use `Currency.__members__.get(code)` and check its return...

Thanks for the quick response! Yeah interesting that flake8 has that issue too - I guess it's a bit more niche, so as-yet undiscovered (or unfixed) by them.

Well, I've also let the pyflakes team know about this edge case https://github.com/PyCQA/pyflakes/issues/738 I assume they'll want to fix it!