incompatible change in the runtime behaviour of workers sharing the same Redis backend for result storage, so all workers must follow either the new or old behaviour to avoid breakage. For clusters with the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async((1

incompatible change in the runtime behaviour of workers sharing the same Redis backend for result storage, so all workers must follow either the new or old behaviour to avoid breakage. For clusters with the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1

incompatible change in the runtime behaviour of workers sharing the same Redis backend for result storage, so all workers must follow either the new or old behaviour to avoid breakage. For clusters with the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1

incompatible change in the runtime behaviour of workers sharing the same Redis backend for result storage, so all workers must follow either the new or old behaviour to avoid breakage. For clusters with the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1

the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1 backend settings. azureblockblob Use the AzureBlockBlob [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/storage/blobs/] PaaS store to store the results See Azure Block Blob backend settings. s3 Use the S3 [https://aws

the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1 backend settings. azureblockblob Use the AzureBlockBlob [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/storage/blobs/] PaaS store to store the results See Azure Block Blob backend settings. s3 Use the S3 [https://aws

the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1 backend settings. azureblockblob Use the AzureBlockBlob [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/storage/blobs/] PaaS store to store the results See Azure Block Blob backend settings. s3 Use the S3 [https://aws

the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1 backend settings. azureblockblob Use the AzureBlockBlob [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/storage/blobs/] PaaS store to store the results See Azure Block Blob backend settings. s3 Use the S3 [https://aws

the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1 backend settings. azureblockblob Use the AzureBlockBlob [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/storage/blobs/] PaaS store to store the results See Azure Block Blob backend settings. s3 Use the S3 [https://aws

the task is being executed this will contain information about the current request. Thread local storage is used. See Task Request. Task.max_retries Only applies if the task calls self.retry or if the more about routing, please see Routing Tasks. Results options You can enable or disable result storage using the task_ignore_result setting or by using the ignore_result option: >>> result = add.apply_async(1 backend settings. azureblockblob Use the AzureBlockBlob [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/storage/blobs/] PaaS store to store the results See Azure Block Blob backend settings. s3 Use the S3 [https://aws