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Currently the assign_shifts view hangs for about a minute while members are being assigned to shifts. Ideally, this task should be run as a background job as the Workshift Manager doesn't need to interact with it past start it and being notified of its completion.
We currently use django_cron to schedule periodic tasks, but maybe this would be a good time to look at Celery? It seems to be the popular thing for job queues and it supports both scheduled and asynchronous tasks.
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Currently the assign_shifts view hangs for about a minute while members are being assigned to shifts. Ideally, this task should be run as a background job as the Workshift Manager doesn't need to interact with it past start it and being notified of its completion.
We currently use django_cron to schedule periodic tasks, but maybe this would be a good time to look at Celery? It seems to be the popular thing for job queues and it supports both scheduled and asynchronous tasks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: