I'm using MySQL, I wasn't able to insert or queue in any way... but ...
I've managed to solve the issue in the next way:
Using the queue_task method, if the task is inserted, returns ID, if are
errors we can check the field and the msg returned. Debugging the msgs,
I've inferred that NOW queue_task needs ALL params fields passed to
succesfylly insert a Task.
FOR EXAMPLE:
task = scheduler.queue_task('request_source_task',
application_name=appname,
status="QUEUED",
task_name='request_source_task',
start_time=datetime.datetime.now()
+ timedelta(seconds=30),
pargs=ids_request_source,
period=cinco_min,
repeats=1,
retry_failed=3,
timeout=treinta_min,
sync_output=1
)
db_scheduler.commit()
ONLY considering all params, the queue_task inserted a record now... It's
seems to be a bug...
(Meanwile another project in other server, after migration last week, had
the same same issue)
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