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I have a long running celery task. I want to terminate/stop/revoke that task if user hits /cancel route. I used multiple ways of doing this, but none of them worked. I am using RabbitMQ as a message broker.

I have defined a view called "cancel_task" which receives "task_id" from the request parameters.

But, my task is not aborted despite it getting request properly.

Can somebody tell me how to terminate/cancel/stop this task?

Even after cancelling task, this task does not stop executing.

I referred to this document - Abort celery task example

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