Integration so that failed celery tasks trigger Oopses.
Depedencies
python-oops celery
To run the tests you also need:
python-testtools
Use
In your celery worker process run:
from oops_celery import setup_oops_reporter
setup_oops_reporter(config)
where config is the oops.Config object you wish to use.
Running Tests
Install testrepository and python-subunit and run
testr init testr run
or just run
python -m testtools.run oops_celery.tests.test_suite
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