Celery backend about django-health-check HOT 7 CLOSED

Hey @courcelm, if you have a working solution please don't be afraid to open a PR! The expiration can indeed be expressed either as a datetime object or integer seconds from current time, so that fix would seem to be cool :)

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Hmmm... what's your celery setup?

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I have the following:
celery==4.0.2
django-celery-results==1.0.1

Redis for broker and backend

I think there is an issue with time zone but I tried to play with CELERY time zone settings without success.

Changing

result = add.apply_async(
args=[4, 4],
expires=datetime.now() + timedelta(seconds=timeout)
)

to this:
result = add.apply_async(
args=[4, 4],
expires=timeout
)

works.

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Hm... I haven't seen this one before. Do you have any clue to why this might be happening?

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Expiration expressed as an integer seconds from current time looks simpler to me and it fixed my problem. Do you need me to create a PR for this?

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@courcelm yes please :)

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This was fixed in #102, right?
Probably, can be closed.

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