Flask does not handle asynchronicity by default. To solve this issue we musk use something like celery to be able to have multiple workers to handle multiples processing works at the same time.
In my tests, when two files are uploaded at the same time, one of them stays as "processing" forever on the frontend because the backend halts.
Flask does not handle asynchronicity by default. To solve this issue we musk use something like celery to be able to have multiple workers to handle multiples processing works at the same time.
In my tests, when two files are uploaded at the same time, one of them stays as "processing" forever on the frontend because the backend halts.