Implement get_task_factory
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cretz
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It's not needed for my purposes, so I'll leave it until there's a known use case. |
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This PR implements
get_task_factoryon the workflow event loop.This is good practice in general, and is needed when using
anyiofrom within workflow code: https://github.com/agronholm/anyio/blob/b8e91a5cfe35c3b28f91ea8251674a871a7f4e26/src/anyio/_backends/_asyncio.py#L861One situation when one needs to use
anyiofrom within workflow code is when using the Python MCP SDK'smcp.ClientSessionto make MCP calls from a Temporal workflow via a custom transport. See e.g. bergundy/nexus-mcp-python#1