Mikhail

> You can construct an `AsyncKicker` and `kiq` it as you'd do with task. > > Here's how taskiq-pipelines does it: https://github.com/taskiq-python/taskiq-pipelines/blob/ef097a5baa3caf66b065fdddf5fbcbcac0b75532/taskiq_pipelines/pipeliner.py#L383. Thank you, it will work. Is there any...

> No it's actually not that deep in the package. So, in simple case it'd look like this: > > kicked = await AsyncKicker(broker=broker, task_name="task_name", labels={}).kiq(*args, **kwargs) Yes, thank you,...

> But I'd generally advise to use tasks for better experience. If you don't have actual code, you can define placeholders with types as this: > > @broker.task(task_name="external_task") > async...

> I'm glad I could help you. If you find this project useful, please consider supporting it. > > Also, currently I'm gathering list of companies that use taskiq. I...

> stacktrace Yes, sure. What case you want me to send? With my PickleFormatter?

> Can you please share a stacktrace? UPDATE: Turned out it works fine if I don't define a type annotation for the variable in the function definition. I think it's...

> I am able to reproduce this as well (I just search for an album with no art, and the _album_ art is broken, but the track art isn't), but...