Fix the worker in development #5464
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When the variable is specified, I cannot connect to the worker. Requests go unanswered, and I have been manually specifying the database name. However, when I remove the `-Q` option that tells Celery which queue to listen to, I no longer encounter this problem.
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New lead– might it be related to running mariadb locally instead of in Docker? |
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When the variable is specified, I cannot connect to the worker. Requests go unanswered, and I have been manually specifying the database name. However, when I remove the
-Qoption that tells Celery which queue to listen to, I no longer encounter this problem.Testing instructions
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