> Django’s new Tasks framework makes it easy to define and enqueue such work. It does not provide a worker mechanism to run Tasks. The actual execution must be handled by infrastructure outside Django, such as a separate process or service.
You'll likely still need an actual backend, task runner, cache implementation with a backend etc.
Based on the current state of affairs [1] you may get more structure around tasks in the app (or django packages running tasks) which is probably a nice thing. Other than that you will still need to have a backend implementation [2] and the easiest path there is (that I can think of) a Celery wrapper =)
A built in task framework? Good BYE celery, you will not be missed.
Seems like... not really.
> Django’s new Tasks framework makes it easy to define and enqueue such work. It does not provide a worker mechanism to run Tasks. The actual execution must be handled by infrastructure outside Django, such as a separate process or service.
You'll likely still need an actual backend, task runner, cache implementation with a backend etc.
Based on the current state of affairs [1] you may get more structure around tasks in the app (or django packages running tasks) which is probably a nice thing. Other than that you will still need to have a backend implementation [2] and the easiest path there is (that I can think of) a Celery wrapper =)
[1] https://github.com/django/django/blob/main/django/tasks/base... [2] https://github.com/django/django/blob/main/django/tasks/back...