Yes, the approach would be to use the exact same session:
dbSession = SQLSession.sql_session()
functionA()
functionB()
dbSession.close()
It looks like functionA and functionB each call `SQLSession.sql_session()`,
which will cause problems. I believe that will create multiple sessions,
which will have different data and may cause blocking and transactional
issues.
I usually write my celery tasks like this:
def task_foo():
dbSession = new_session()
functionA(dbSession)
functionB(dbSession)
dbSession.close()
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