Celery v5.4.0 and v5.3.x have consistently focused on enhancing the overall QA, both internally and externally.
This effort led to the new pytest-celery v1.0.0 release, developed concurrently with v5.3.0 & v5.4.0.
This release introduces two significant QA enhancements:
Smoke Tests: A new layer of automatic tests has been added to Celery's standard CI. These tests are designed to handle production scenarios and complex conditions efficiently. While new contributions will not be halted due to the lack of smoke tests, we will request smoke tests for advanced changes where appropriate.
Standalone Bug Report Script: The new pytest-celery plugin now allows for encapsulating a complete Celery dockerized setup within a single pytest script. Incorporating these into new bug reports will enable us to reproduce reported bugs deterministically, potentially speeding up the resolution process.
Contrary to the positive developments above, there have been numerous reports about issues with the Redis broker malfunctioning upon restarts and disconnections. Our initial attempts to resolve this were not successful (#8796).
With our enhanced QA capabilities, we are now prepared to address the core issue with Redis (as a broker) again.
The rest of the changes for this release are grouped below, with the changes from the latest release candidate listed at the end.
Celery v5.4.0 and v5.3.x have consistently focused on enhancing the overall QA, both internally and externally.
This effort led to the new pytest-celery v1.0.0 release, developed concurrently with v5.3.0 & v5.4.0.
This release introduces two significant QA enhancements:
Smoke Tests: A new layer of automatic tests has been added to Celery's standard CI. These tests are designed to handle production scenarios and complex conditions efficiently. While new contributions will not be halted due to the lack of smoke tests, we will request smoke tests for advanced changes where appropriate.
Standalone Bug Report Script <https://docs.celeryq.dev/projects/pytest-celery/en/latest/userguide/celery-bug-report.html>_: The new pytest-celery plugin now allows for encapsulating a complete Celery dockerized setup within a single pytest script. Incorporating these into new bug reports will enable us to reproduce reported bugs deterministically, potentially speeding up the resolution process.
Contrary to the positive developments above, there have been numerous reports about issues with the Redis broker malfunctioning
upon restarts and disconnections. Our initial attempts to resolve this were not successful (#8796).
With our enhanced QA capabilities, we are now prepared to address the core issue with Redis (as a broker) again.
The rest of the changes for this release are grouped below, with the changes from the latest release candidate listed at the end.
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Bump version: 5.4.0rc2 → 5.4.0 (#8974)a5accc2
Added changelog for v5.4.0 (#8973)d0aae65
Added a checklist item for using pytest-celery in a bug report (#8971)54df3e9
Added documentation to the smoke tests infra (#8970)3e018cb
Bump pytest-order from 1.2.0 to 1.2.1 (#8941)8ad421c
Bump pytest-celery to v1.0.0 (#8962)2acc150
Doc: Enhance "Testing with Celery" section (#8955)afeeff8
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