Create run_ten_minutes.py #4161
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WalkthroughA new Django management command named Changes
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participant Admin as Admin (invokes command)
participant Django as Django Management
participant RunTen as run_ten_minutes Command
participant Remind as cron_send_reminders Command
Admin->>Django: run run_ten_minutes
Django->>RunTen: Execute handle()
RunTen->>RunTen: Log start time
RunTen->>Remind: Call cron_send_reminders
Remind-->>RunTen: Complete or raise error
RunTen->>RunTen: Log errors if any
RunTen-->>Django: Finish execution
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website/management/commands/run_ten_minutes.py (4)
11-11: Grammar correction needed in help textThe help text appears to be missing a word - it should likely read "Runs commands scheduled to execute every 10 minutes" or "Runs commands scheduled to execute every 10 minutes".
- help = "Runs commands scheduled to execute 10 minutes" + help = "Runs commands scheduled to execute every 10 minutes"
13-22: Consider adding a completion log messageThe code properly logs the start of execution, but doesn't log when tasks complete successfully. Adding a completion log would improve observability.
def handle(self, *args, **options): try: logger.info(f"Starting 10 minute scheduled tasks at {timezone.now()}") try: call_command("cron_send_reminders") except Exception as e: logger.error("Error sending user reminders", exc_info=True) + logger.info("Successfully completed 10 minute scheduled tasks") except Exception as e: logger.error("Error in 10 minute tasks", exc_info=True) raise
18-19: Unused exception variableThe exception variable
eis captured but not used in the error logging. While not a functional issue, it could be removed for cleaner code.- except Exception as e: + except Exception: logger.error("Error sending user reminders", exc_info=True)
20-22: Unused exception variable in outer catchSimilar to the inner exception handler, the outer exception handler captures
ebut doesn't use it explicitly.- except Exception as e: + except Exception: logger.error("Error in 10 minute tasks", exc_info=True) raise
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website/management/commands/run_ten_minutes.py (1)
1-22: The implementation looks solid overallThe command is well-structured with appropriate error handling at multiple levels. It correctly:
- Uses proper logging with exc_info for traceability
- Catches and logs errors in the reminder command without stopping execution
- Re-raises outer exceptions to ensure visibility of unexpected errors
The command effectively serves its purpose of running tasks scheduled for 10-minute intervals.
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