Vytis Banaitis
Vytis Banaitis
Hi, @centralniak. `manage.py celerycam` is basically a shortcut for `manage.py celery events -c djcelery.snapshot.Camera`. So maybe using `manage.py celery events -c your.custom.Camera` would solve your problem?
If you have created a Celery App object [as described in the new guide](docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/django/first-steps-with-django.html) (which seems to be the preferred way now), you should not need `setup_loader()` anywhere.
@ask: Any plans for an extension for task monitoring in Django admin? That would be the last feature required to replace django-celery for me.
@ask For me, one big advantage of celerycam over Flower is that I don't need to run a separate HTTP server and manage another set of auth credentials. I don't...
@auvipy Can you explain what do you have in mind? And how it will be different from Flower or celerycam?
They should show up automatically. Are you running `celerycam`?
To be clear: this is for task execution monitoring in admin. If you don't want/need to see the state of running tasks in admin, it is safe to ignore all...
I could not reproduce the issue with current `master`. Can you post the versions of `django`, `celery` and `django-celery` you use?