Improvement: Adds field PeriodicTask.origin_key to sync tasks defined in source code with settings.beat_schedule #136
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This adds a field
PeriodicTask.origin_key
which indicates if a task database row was populated dynamically or from source code (e.g.settings.CELERYBEAT_SCHEDULE
orsettings.beat_schedule
in4.1+
).If an entry is removed from
settings.CELERYBEAT_SCHEDULE
it will also delete any previously populated database row forPeriodicTask
.E.g.
After commenting out the above, celery beat would purge the task from database and also emit this logger statement:
I also updated the scheduler to only ingest one and only one schedule when reading
settings.CELERYBEAT_SCHEDULE
. The old behavior was that if you re-wrote an interval schedule to a cron schedule, it would remain associated with the old (now deleted) interval schedule and be called for both schedules. E.g.: