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Creating Pull Tasks
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Once you have created a pull
queue, you
can create tasks and add them to the queue.
First you need the name
of the queue, which is defined
in queue.yaml.
Then you set the
Task
method to PULL.
The following example puts tasks in a pull queue named pull-queue:
from google.appengine.api import taskqueue
q = taskqueue.Queue('pull-queue')
tasks = []
payload_str = 'hello world'
tasks.append(taskqueue.Task(payload=payload_str, method='PULL'))
q.add(tasks)
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Last updated 2025-08-06 UTC.
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