I did this by creating a new Task sub-class called RunOnce, and using
that to
## This class lets us just run a task once via
Scheduler.schedule_task()
class RunOnceTask(scheduler.Task):
def reschedule(self, scheduler):
# We don't reschedule!
pass
then we do something like:
task = RunOnceTask(task_name, task_func, arg_list, keywords)
scheduler._scheduler_instance.schedule_task(task, 0)
hope this helps!
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