The README states that django-rq is automatically integrated in django admin without any additional configuration.
This is incorrect. django-rq's urls must be always included somehow (no matter what the binding endpoint is), otherwise routes won't be registered and attempting to access the queues in django admin will throw the following error:
Adding path('admin/django_rq/', include('django_rq.urls')) to the urlpatterns fixes the issue.
The README states that django-rq is automatically integrated in django admin without any additional configuration.
This is incorrect. django-rq's urls must be always included somehow (no matter what the binding endpoint is), otherwise routes won't be registered and attempting to access the queues in django admin will throw the following error:
Adding
path('admin/django_rq/', include('django_rq.urls'))to theurlpatternsfixes the issue.