docs(python): Update Celery integration guide to the Quick Start format - #19055
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Closes #19036
(part of #18363)
What was the issue
The Celery integration guide (
docs/platforms/python/integrations/celery/index.mdx)still used the legacy "Getting Started" format, while the Python quick start guide
and its sibling guides now use the "Quick Start" format. It was missing a
Prerequisites section, numbered steps, feature toggles, and a Next Steps section.
Where
docs/platforms/python/integrations/celery/index.mdx(single file;crons.mdxuntouched).How it was fixed
## Prerequisites(folded in Celery4.4.7+/ Python3.6+) and removed the## Supported Versionssection and its legacy-SDK include.{
true}>`.
## Installto aSplitLayoutwithpip/uv/poetrytabs.## ConfigurewithOnboardingOptionButtons(error-monitoring,performance, profiling, metrics) and the features expandable; added
### Capturing Errorsand### Instrumenting Your App.## Verify→## Verify Your Setupwith split-layout code samples and a"View Captured Data in Sentry" subsection.
## Optionsbullet list toSdkOptioncomponents.## Next Steps; kept## Distributed Traces(with the protocol v1/v2 note).Why this approach
Self-contained: the guide reuses only includes already on
masterand inlines therest, so it builds cleanly without depending on any unmerged sibling-branch includes.
How to test locally
Run
pnpm devand openhttp://localhost:3000/platforms/python/integrations/celery/ — confirm the numbered
steps, feature toggle buttons, split layouts, and
SdkOptiontables render.IS YOUR CHANGE URGENT?
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