Hi all, I have a question regarding TaskScheduler . When used for scheduling a function, schedule_function , is there a way to pass function arguments? I see in the TaskScheduler class that there is the func_args variable:

def _launch_job_function(self, job, func_args=None):
        # type: (BaseScheduleJob, Optional[Sequence]) -> Optional[Thread]
        # make sure this IS a function job
        if not job.base_function:
            return None

        # check if this is a single instance, then we need to abort the Task
        if job.single_instance and job.get_last_executed_task_id():
            # noinspection PyBroadException
            try:
                a_thread = [t for t in enumerate_threads() if t.ident == job.get_last_executed_task_id()]
                if a_thread:
                    a_thread = a_thread[0]
            except Exception:
                a_thread = None

            if a_thread and a_thread.is_alive():
                self._log(
                    "Skipping Task '{}' scheduling, previous Thread instance '{}' still running".format(
                        job.name, a_thread.ident
                    )
                )
                job.run(None)
                return None

        self._log("Scheduling Job '{}', Task '{}' on background thread".format(job.name, job.base_function))
        t = Thread(target=job.base_function, args=func_args or ())
        t.start()
        # mark as run
        job.run(t.ident)
        return t

Is there a way for me to pass arguments? Something like this:

scheduler.add_task(name='yolo_vids_pipe',
                       schedule_function=clone_enqueue_yolo_vids_pipe,
                       func_args={arg_1:'something', arg_2:'something'},
                       day=1,   # Launch every day
                       hour=6,  # at 6:00 am
                       minute=00,
                       recurring=True,
                       execute_immediately=True,
                       )