how to save task result to [Django job executions]

[shifenhutu]

Describe the bug / feature in my task, i return a data , i hope save the data to django

my hope

when i in my task return a data

i hope i can see the data in [Django job executions]

thank you very much

[TGoddessana]

Hi.

• It looks like you've already implemented the functionality you're looking for, is that correct?
• What's the difference between creating a model for storing the jobs of "my_job2222" and storing the return result of a function, as you suggested?

I would like to hear a more detailed use case.

[shifenhutu]

@TGoddessana

i am sorry for my bad english

i haven't already implemented that

i used chrome F12 to make this UI

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in https://github.com/celery/django-celery-results , it will save the result to django-db,

# app/tasks.py
from celery import shared_task
import time

@shared_task
def add(x, y):
    time.sleep(2)
    return x + y  #   [django-celery-results] will be save result to django db

# app/views.py
from .tasks import add

def test_celery(request):
    add.delay(3, 5)
    return HttpResponse("Celery works")

# app/urls.py
urlpatterns = [
    re_path(r'^test/$', views.test_celery, name="test_celery")
]

django admin => django-celery-results => task detail

thank you very much

[shifenhutu]

i find https://github.com/django-q2/django-q2 it can save the result to django db

[TGoddessana]

@shifenhutu

Sorry for the delay. I'm glad that you found a nice solution for your project.

As you said, a new migration file is required to add the new fields to the database. This can be a load under a system that already has tons of rows (of course, I believe it's the role of the owner of that Django project to review and apply new migrations, not the role of the maintainer of django-apscheduler 😅).

But I think this feature is quite useful and nice, maybe we can implement it in the project? @jcass77 would love to hear your thoughts 😀