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Add option for acknowledging failed tasks (globally and per-task)
If a task fails with an exception, it is retried until it succeeds. This is contrary to what is said in the documentation: under the "Architecture" section, heading "Broker" it says that even when a task errors, it's still considered a successful delivery. Failed tasks never get acknowledged however, thereby being retried after the timeout period. See also issues #238 and #194. This patch adds an option to acknowledge failures, thereby closing issue #238. Issue #194 would require some more work. The default of this option is set to `False`, thereby maintaining backwards compatibility.
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@@ -20,9 +20,13 @@ Broker
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The broker collects task packages from the django instances and queues them for pick up by a cluster.
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If the broker supports message receipts, it will keep a copy of the tasks around until a cluster acknowledges the processing of the task.
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Otherwise it is put back in the queue after a timeout period. This ensure at-least-once delivery.
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Note that even if the task errors when processed by the cluster, this is considered a successful delivery.
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Most failed deliveries will be the result of a worker or the cluster crashing before the task was saved.
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.. note::
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When the :ref:`ack_failures` option is set to ``False`` (the default), a task is
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considered a failed delivery when it raises an ``Exception``. Set
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this option to ``True`` to acknowledge failed tasks as successful.
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Pusher
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