fix: trying garbage collection in celery post-run #75
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might not change anything but worth trying.
WalkthroughThe recent update in the project involves implementing a feature that enhances the performance and memory management of Celery tasks. A new function has been introduced to handle the Changes
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celery_app/tasks.py (1)
127-129: Evaluate the performance impact of frequent garbage collection.While adding
gc.collect()intask_postrun_handlercan potentially help with memory management, it might also introduce performance overhead if triggered too frequently. Consider monitoring the performance metrics before and after this change to evaluate its impact.
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Codebase Verification
Ensure robust exception handling and environment configuration.
The environment variable TRACELOOP_BASE_URL is used directly in celery_app/tasks.py without validation. To avoid potential runtime errors, please add proper checks to validate this environment variable before using it.
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celery_app/tasks.py - Line:
otel_endpoint = os.getenv("TRACELOOP_BASE_URL")
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Ensure robust exception handling and environment configuration.
Given the complexity of ask_question_auto_search, which interacts with external services, it's crucial to ensure that all potential points of failure are gracefully handled. Additionally, consider validating the environment variables (TRACELOOP_BASE_URL) before use to avoid runtime errors.
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might not change anything but worth trying.
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