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Real-Time monitoring tool for Celery
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[BUG] arguments and results is shown with empty/Null although I am sure they have values #50

Open johnfawzy84 opened 6 days ago

johnfawzy84 commented 6 days ago

Describe the bug I have a configuration where redis is working as broker and results backend. I can see the tasks when I trigger/clients but I always see the Arguments and results with Empty/None in the tasks view. e.g. http://localhost:8555/tasks/ the tasks has a result and/or arguments, I can see this in the (Tasks explorer)

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Start a celery chain where the tasks has arguments and return vaules
  2. click from the tasks explorer on a task
  3. Scroll down to see Arguments and Results in the tasks view
  4. See that arguments is empty and results has None

Expected behavior Arguments / Kwargs will have values Results will have values

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Additional context the result backend and the broker are both redis.

danyi1212 commented 4 days ago

Hey, just to make sure - have you enabled result_extended=True in your Celery app? https://docs.celeryq.dev/en/stable/userguide/configuration.html#result-extended

It is recommended here in the README.md, this potentially could be added to the UI as well. https://github.com/danyi1212/celery-insights?tab=readme-ov-file#enabling-celery-events

johnfawzy84 commented 4 days ago

yeah, I enabled result_extended Here is the configuration block ` app.conf.worker_send_task_events = True

app.conf.task_send_sent_event = True

app.conf.task_track_started = True

app.conf.result_extended = True `

Actually in the state.json, I can see the values correctly.

An example for the json output of state is something like : ` 17  
id "1212ed51-b525-470c-9eba-f4a2453768ba"
type "Create Order for Something"
state "SUCCESS"
sent_at 1728639287.4776063
received_at 1728639287.4232242
started_at 1728639287.4248035
succeeded_at 1728639287.4776063
failed_at null
retried_at null
revoked_at null
rejected_at null
runtime 0.052537856998242205
last_updated 1728639287.4776063
args "()"
kwargs "{'order_id': UUID('ee6c13a4-4ad6-4a16-9756-665fe6baedcf')}"
eta null
expires null
retries 0
exchange null
routing_key null
root_id "06648238-457d-41e9-9f18-89398ccd82f9"
parent_id "f9d420f2-d21a-490f-94df-ea41851ba517"
children  
0 "581dd489-4dbe-4dd3-9ab6-5e140f0650ad"
worker "celery_worker@114a8d7a90e8-1"
result "UUID('fd6c114a-9120-44b3-a00a-22b8b05b127f')"
exception null
traceback null

`

danyi1212 commented 2 days ago

Interesting, did you take that state.json from the Debug Bundle? Can you please share what is responded from the /api/tasks/{task_id}/result call in the task details from the browser's network tab?

johnfawzy84 commented 2 days ago

yes, I did take the state.json out of the Debug Bundle. The output of the /api/tasks/{task_id}/result is : { "id": "d8aaba40-38af-4661-9a56-64aaf8196f62", "type": null, "state": "PENDING", "queue": null, "result": null, "traceback": null, "ignored": false, "args": [], "kwargs": {}, "retries": 0, "worker": null }