I'm using Django-Q to run some background tasks and schedules. Currently facing two problems here:
- When stopping the django-q cluster using
CTRL+Cthe cluster is not getting stopped properly. Not sure if this is an OS specific issue. I'm using Windows - Even when the django server is stopped, since the django-q cluster is running, the configured schedules are also running.
So I'd like for a way to start and stop the django-q cluster along with the django server itself
I was looking for a way to start the django-q cluster to start along with the django server by modifying the manage.py file but not sure if it is advisable. and not sure what's the correct way to do it