The new RabbitMQ task queue implementation introduced new Redis keys. In the initial implementation, their structure was malformed due to a bug in how make_key was called.
Instead of having redis keys look like this: tq:qds:0000:analyze:finished they looked like this: tq#qds#0000#analyze:finished.
This PR fixed the problem in two stages:
First, it introduced code that creates and uses correct keys.
Then, it temporarily introduced code that delete the incorrect keys. This code was removed after all incorrect keys have been removed from the Aleph production environment.
The new RabbitMQ task queue implementation introduced new Redis keys. In the initial implementation, their structure was malformed due to a bug in how
make_keywas called.Instead of having redis keys look like this:
tq:qds:0000:analyze:finishedthey looked like this:tq#qds#0000#analyze:finished.This PR fixed the problem in two stages:
First, it introduced code that creates and uses correct keys.
Then, it temporarily introduced code that delete the incorrect keys. This code was removed after all incorrect keys have been removed from the Aleph production environment.