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If you’re using the default Celery worker model things should generally just work. If you’re using something else that may be less true.
The Python client by default uses a threaded worker. Meaning, upon instantiation, it creates a queue and a thread to process messages asynchronously. If this happens in various ways it could cause problems (i.e. pre-fork), or if you’re using something like gevent and not patching threads.
You can try changing the transport to be synchronous to confirm this is related:
https://docs.getsentry.com/hosted/clients/python/transports/
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