While tasks files are currently only explicitly imported from installed apps, tasks (and their queues) are implicitly registered when other apps are imported. This can mean that non-installed apps end up having their queues registered and extra workers created. For a large codebase with lots of optional apps this can represent quite a lot of redundant workers.
It would be great if there was a way around this. Maybe some form of check in that the queue comes from a task which is in an installed app?
While tasks files are currently only explicitly imported from installed apps, tasks (and their queues) are implicitly registered when other apps are imported. This can mean that non-installed apps end up having their queues registered and extra workers created. For a large codebase with lots of optional apps this can represent quite a lot of redundant workers.
It would be great if there was a way around this. Maybe some form of check in that the queue comes from a task which is in an installed app?