Task Queue task chaining done right - Nick's Blog
Posted by Nick Johnson | Filed under python, taskqueue, app-engine, cookbook, deferred One common pattern when using the Task Queue API is known as 'task chaining'. You execute a task on the task queue, and at some point, determine that you're going to need another task, either to complete the work the current task is doing, or to start doing something new. Let's say you're doing the former, and y
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