I’m trying to set up a celery task which basically runs a script to deactivate a bunch of facilities inside a json file. I used to run it manually and it ran fine but now i get the following error when Celery tries to run it as a task:
If I have a function defined as follows:
I have been reading the doc and searching but cannot seem to find a straight answer:
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