Celery Batches
Celery Batches provides a Task class that allows processing of multiple Celery task calls together as a list. The buffer of tasks calls is flushed on a timer and based on the number of queued tasks.
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Celery Batches was distributed as part of Celery (as celery.contrib.batches) until Celery 4.0. This project updates the Batches code to maintain compatiblity with newer versions of Celery and other fixes. See the Changelog for details.
Additionally, this repository includes the full history of the code from celery.contrib.batches, but rewritten to the celery_batches/__init__.py file.
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