Yes, the worker processes are separate instances of the Python interpreter,
so you must restart them for any changes in modules to take effect.
Anthony
On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 1:51:44 PM UTC-4, David Orme wrote:
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> I've still got some very odd differences between the controller and the
I've still got some very odd differences between the controller and the
scheduler. The task function uses an external module, stored in the
application `modules` folder. I've updated it recently, and deleted the
.pyc before doing so, so it should all be up to date. I've also restarted
the apach
Also, note that it shouldn't be a problem to call db.commit() within a
controller action. The only downside is if the action subsequently throws
an exception and a ticket is issued, the transaction that was committed
will not be rolled back.
Anthony
On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 9:20:06 AM U
That seems fine to me. Note however that you can know if the function is
being run by the scheduler looking at request.is_scheduler
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