Flask - Background TasksWhat happens if the Celery worker is not running when a Flask app sends a task?AThe task is lost and never executedBFlask app crashes immediatelyCThe task stays in the broker queue until a worker is availableDThe task executes synchronously in FlaskCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand task queuing behaviorCelery tasks are sent to the broker, which queues them until workers pick them up.Step 2: Identify behavior when no worker runsIf no worker is running, tasks remain queued in the broker until a worker starts.Final Answer:The task stays in the broker queue until a worker is available -> Option CQuick Check:Tasks queue in broker if no worker [OK]Quick Trick: Tasks wait in broker queue if no worker runs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking tasks get lost without workersAssuming Flask crashes on task sendBelieving tasks run synchronously without workers
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