Add args and kwargs to create_task internal #30
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So polling parameters can be set
Use None for default shots until create_task API is invoked
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* feature: process source_dir * Fixing windows issues * Change test_name, windows fix try * Formatting * Error formatting, Entrypoint absolute condition check * Update docstring * Format * Refactor, remove unnecessary code * Validate upload call
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So polling parameters can be set. Also use None for default shots until create_task API is invoked.
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