Describe the bug
Running celery-flower in a kubernetes cluster. Restarting the pod with a kubectl delete pod ... command caused many old completed tasks to be re-queued. Maybe it's the expected behaviour? I'm trying to understand why this happens. I'm running celery with a Redis broker and the following settings
Describe the bug Running celery-flower in a kubernetes cluster. Restarting the pod with a
kubectl delete pod ...
command caused many old completed tasks to be re-queued. Maybe it's the expected behaviour? I'm trying to understand why this happens. I'm running celery with a Redis broker and the following settingsTo Reproduce
mher/flower:1.2.0
image andcelery flower --purge_offline_workers=900--persistent=True --db=/flower/flower
kubectl delete pod celery-flower
Expected behavior I would not expect any tasks to be re-queued upon terminating flower
System information python -c 'from flower.utils import bugreport; print(bugreport())'