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valeriansaliou / django-gitlab-logging

:wine_glass: A logging handler for Django that opens GitLab issues on server error.
MIT License
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Does everyone still recommend using this? Curious if its battle tested or not? #3

Open jfrux opened 7 years ago

valeriansaliou commented 7 years ago

Hi! Was working just fine 3 years ago when I used it in production. However I didn't use it since, probably GitLab API has changed a bit since. Let me know if you test it!

jfrux commented 7 years ago

I started a fork and moved it to using python-gitlab since it has updated API calls and is maintained to keep this tool from having to maintain it.

However, I wasn't sure why but it wouldn't connect using my celery worker. It just said connection refused. When I imported the celery app from the plugin in development in my other Django app it would work.

As of right now I just need to figure out that one like to get it to work for everyone and then I'll do a PR.

from celery import task

For some reason when I use this in my Django app and run my normal celery worker it doesn't ever pick it up until I change the line to:

from my_app.celery import app

And change all the @task decorators to @app.task.

But I'd like to figure the celery issue out before I do the PR. Any tips?

jfrux commented 7 years ago

I meant "that one line" not "that one like". Sorry!

maxwhosevillage commented 6 years ago

Hi @jfrux, are you still working on the topic? ;-) Would love to use the tool again.

Where are you stuck? Is redis still the problem oder did you figure out?

Where can i help? Switching to python-gitlab is the right way i think.