nope, but it would easy to have such system...
a) you have a function
def myfunc():
blablabla
return 1
you wrap it on a try:except and send a notification
def myfunc():
try:
blablablabla
return 1
except:
mail.send(...)
b) you code a "watcher" task that notifies you if some task failed
def thewatcher():
notify_me_on = db(db.scheduler_task.status == 'FAILED').select()
for task in notify_me_on:
mail.send(....)
and you queue it with repeats = 0
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