Is there any way to change the Celery config programmatically, after app init?
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Simply changing variables on Celery's .conf object (an instance of Settings) works:
app.conf.CELERY_ALWAYS_EAGER = True
Although conf is indeed a @cached_property of Celery (in version 3.1.22 anyway), this caches the instance returned, not all the values - so the configuration is indeed dynamically updatable.