Every scheduler task that is running stores a session in my database. Is there a way to not to store the session when request.is_scheduler is true?--
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Have you tried ifsession.forget(response) or session.forget() can help you?
On Mon, Feb 17, 2020 at 12:33 PM Frédéric Samson <frederic...@gmail.com> wrote:
Every scheduler task that is running stores a session in my database. Is there a way to not to store the session when request.is_scheduler is true?--
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Every scheduler task that is running stores a session in my database. Is there a way to not to store the session when request.is_scheduler is true?