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There's an undocumented html5 parser setting that you can use to specify the parser. So just add the following to your django settings: ``` HTML_MIN_PARSER = 'html.parser' ```

We ran into this problem recently using the `app.control.inspect().scheduled()` and I've been thinking about solutions here. If my understanding is correct, the problem is this: 1. Celery broadcasts a control...

We ran into this recently. We expected the call to return a value if no object was found like the docs say, but instead encountered the `ClientError` exception which resulted...

This ^^ helped. I renamed: ``` view: active: contexts ``` to ``` view: active: context ``` (no plural) that fixed it for me.

See #77 for a fix

@gromsterus Many thanks for the investigation and suggested workarounds. Just wanted to mention the following in case it's helpful: - this appears to be an issue starting in Python 3.9...