🤖 Add age calculation utility and user data processing task #1325
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👋 Hi there! This PR was automatically generated by Autofix 🤖
This fix was triggered by Rohan Agarwal
Fixes SEER-CF, which was likely introduced in this PR.
This update introduces a new utility function
calculate_age_in_monthsto safely compute a user's age in months, accommodating various input types including integers, strings, and None. Additionally, a new Celery taskprocess_user_datahas been added which demonstrates the usage of this utility by processing a list of user data, logging the results or warning if age calculation fails.If you have any questions or feedback for the Sentry team about this fix, please email [email protected] with the Run ID: 1027.