Hot reload triggers on database change

[tyleralbee]

When starting a worker using the CLI with hot reload enabled:

taskiq worker my_app.broker:broker -r

It's noted in the docs that hot reload should take into account .gitignore:

Also this option supports .gitignore files. If you have such file in your directory, it won't reload worker when you modify ignored files.

I'm using sqlite3 in development, and it's in my .gitignore here:

# SQLite database
*.sqlite3

However, when I make changes to the database, it causes the worker to reload.

Here's my dependency tree relevant to the issue:

taskiq-redis==0.3.0
  redis==4.4.2
    async-timeout==4.0.2
  taskiq==0.4.0
    importlib-metadata==6.4.1
      zipp==3.15.0
    pycron==3.0.0
    pydantic==1.10.7
      typing_extensions==4.4.0
    taskiq-dependencies==1.1.2
    typing_extensions==4.4.0

I'm on Ubuntu 22.04 and this is a Django project that I'm working in.

Let me know if I'm doing something wrong or if this is a bug.

Edit: Wanted to add - generally, I've had a good experience with TaskIQ, and I appreciate the hard work on the project.

[s3rius]

Hi, and thanks for raising this issue. I have a question. Do you start taskiq worker from the directory with .gitignore file? Because currently there's no way to configure custom gitignore paths.

Maybe you want to change your gitignore contents to:

**/*.sqlite3

This way it's going to ignore all sqlite3 files. But I guess, we have to add explicit file ignores parameters. I will leave this issue open, until we implement new parameters to specify ignored files.

[tyleralbee]

Thanks for the response. I'll give you a confirmation on this later tonight.

[tyleralbee]

Just wanted to check back in and let you know that I did try changing my .gitignore, which now looks like this:

# SQLite database
**/*.sqlite3

However, this did not solve the problem.

[s3rius]

Hi, @tyleralbee, I was debugging into your problem and found out, that it was not a database. It's because of a temporary files that are created by sqlite. Please try again with these files to your .gitignore. They're created during the query execution. You can read about them here: https://www.sqlite.org/tempfiles.html.

Here's a correct gitignore:

*.sqlite3
*.sqlite3-journal

[s3rius]

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[tyleralbee]

I can confirm that this fixed the issue. Thanks @s3rius.