Bug 2050525 - Don't add fetch_link_preview failures to DLQ - #85
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…able Add a `dead_letter` opt-out flag to BaseTaskWithRetry and set it to False on fetch_link_preview: the failure is still logged and reaches Sentry via the Celery integration, but no DLQ row is created.
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dead_letteropt-out flag to BaseTaskWithRetry and set it to False on fetch_link_preview: the failure is still logged and reaches Sentry via the Celery integration, but no DLQ row is created.This should cut down on unnecessary DLQ noise. As of right now, 100% of the rows in the DLQ are related to fetch_link_preview (e.g. 403 Forbidden or 402 Payment Required). Since they can't be retried, there's no need to add them to the DLQ.