🤖 Refactor Bootup Process for Celery Integration #1599
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👋 Hi there! This PR was automatically generated by Autofix 🤖
This fix was triggered by Jenn Mueng
Fixes SEER-9P
This commit refactors the bootup process in the Celery application. It introduces a new
bootup_celeryfunction for initializing Celery specifically, separating concerns from the originalbootupfunction which initializes both the application and database. Thebootup_corefunction is created to handle core bootup tasks, streamlining the initialization process for other components. This enhances clarity and reuse of the bootup logic.If you have any questions or feedback for the Sentry team about this fix, please email [email protected] with the Run ID: 2132.