#celery

hi

hi, is it possible to inherit celery Task, create a class hierarchy ? I have problem calling super in __init__. It doesnt know its class name

hey asksol im having some trouble getting this to work http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/referen... im guessing its the way im calling the task or theres something im missing but hope you can help shed some light. I have send() method on a class that basically send emails, calling the send method on that instance of that class like emailer.send.delay(args) always results in an error claiming send takes at least two args

http://dpaste.com/1203497/ just a bit more context here if anyone is able to help that would be great!!

seems maybe I fixed the bouncer now, sorry

the irc server it was connected to was misbehaving (calvino.freenode.net)

asksol: Do you think bootsteps are in a state where we can begin developing with them? (custom consumers is a bug plus!)

asksol: If a task returns unexpected results, but includes a list of children, does that suggest something timed out along the way? In my case I have 1 task that might call a task in a second queue (to avoid deadlocking)… does this suggest that the child task didn't finish?

if anyone in here is familiar with using SQS with celery... does celery ack the message (DeleteMessage in SQS API i think) when the celery task is received or when it is complete? (ref: http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/getting...)

just wondering if i have to increase my visibility timeout for longer running tasks, or if it can remain small since the tasks themselves should be delivered quickly

bartek_: I think so

DavidMcNelis: if you mean result.children then that is written with the result (so it should have completed)

cmplxen: it deletes the message when the message is acked, so before the task runs by default or after the task returns if acks_late=True

asksol: great

asksol: awesome, great, thanks

is there a way to buy a "license" for celery or otherwise get money to the project without donating?

so then I should check the task ids in result.children instead to grab my "accurate" task result?

(using iter_native)

cmplxen: well, you can hire me for support, but don't have any set support contract

DavidMcNelis: result.children contains all subtasks started by the task so maybe

ok. thanks