in documentation it says 'Positional arguments'. I am a beginner. So can you explain
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jklmn13_, thats the actual args to the task function. For example, if you had a periodic print task, args would be a list of parameters with the string to print
is threre any reason that I cannot use multiprocessing in celery task?
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please are there examples of using celery with django? I want to make a web scraper to scrape on click and store things in django models
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celery starts with choosing a broker but looking at it, it doesnt say what a broker is “Celery requires a solution to send and receive messages; usually this comes in the form of a separate service called a message broker.” this is not clear what message are we sending? Email or what I don’t get it