nagaran1 commented on issue #11225:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/11225#issuecomment-1833290322
> @sudarshan2906 - can you show the `celery_config_options` line in your
`airflow.cfg`? I'm doing something similar, but getting an error on the
scheduler saying:
>
> > airflow.exceptions.AirflowConfigException: The object could not be
loaded. Please check "celery_config_options" key in "celery" section. Current
value: "celery_config.MY_CELERY_CONFIG".
>
> My `celery_config` is in my AIRFLOW_HOME, and currently it's pretty basic:
>
> ```
> from airflow.config_templates.default_celery import DEFAULT_CELERY_CONFIG
>
> MY_CELERY_CONFIG = {
> **DEFAULT_CELERY_CONFIG
> }
> ```
>
> EDIT to add, an exception higher up in the stack trace: `[2021-08-19
09:19:06,303] {configuration.py:468} ERROR - No module named 'celery_config'`,
so it's just not finding the file.
>
> The specific line in my airflow.cfg: `celery_config_options =
celery_config.MY_CELERY_CONFIG`
>
> Thanks!
The custom celery config file should be kept under PYTHONPATH. Here are the
built-in PYTHONPATH.
1. The dags folder: It is configured with option dags_folder in section
[core].
2. The config folder: It is configured by setting AIRFLOW_HOME variable
({AIRFLOW_HOME}/config) by default.
3. The plugins Folder: It is configured with option plugins_folder in
section [core].
I have faced similar issue, but after placing the custom config file in
({AIRFLOW_HOME}/config) it worked fine.
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