testing how chord works in Celery

[LuisJG8]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on refining the implementation for testing Celery's chord primitive, particularly in the context of fetching and aggregating GitHub repository data. The changes involve adjusting task parameters for more realistic testing scenarios, importing additional Celery primitives for task orchestration, and cleaning up old, commented-out code to improve clarity.

Highlights

• Client Cleanup: Removed commented-out, unused code in client.py related to task distribution checks, streamlining the client-side logic.
• Celery Group Primitive Import: The group primitive was added to the Celery import in worker.py, enabling more flexible task orchestration patterns.
• GitHub Data Batch Size Adjustment: The batch size limit within the get_github_data function in worker.py was significantly increased from 2 to 500, allowing for larger data fetches per iteration and more efficient API usage.
• Chord Configuration Update: The build_repo_chord function in worker.py was updated to handle a larger total number of items (5000) and a larger batch size (500) for task distribution, reflecting more realistic use cases.
• Legacy Task Code Inclusion: A commented-out distribute_tasks function was added to worker.py, serving as a reference to previous attempts at task distribution using group and chord, explicitly marked as 'old code that did not work'.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Celery task implementation to use chords for batch processing. The changes are generally good, including cleanup of old code. I have a few suggestions to improve maintainability: one is to remove a newly added but unused experimental function and its related import, and another is to use a function parameter instead of a hardcoded value in a conditional check to make it more robust.

[gemini-code-assist]

The group import is only used in the distribute_tasks function, which appears to be experimental, unused code. If that function is removed as suggested in another comment, this import will be unused and can also be removed.

Suggested change

	from celery import Celery, group, chord
	from celery import Celery, chord

[gemini-code-assist]

The condition for checking the batch size limit uses a hardcoded value 500 and redundant int() casts. It's better to use the batch_size parameter that is passed into the function. This makes the function more robust and easier to maintain. Also, counter is already an integer, so casting it is not necessary.

Suggested change

	if int(counter) >= int(500):
	if counter >= batch_size:

[gemini-code-assist]

This new task distribute_tasks is commented as "old code that did not work" and doesn't seem to be used anywhere in the project. It's best to remove this dead code to keep the codebase clean and avoid confusion.