Guido van Rossum <gu...@python.org> added the comment:
The idea is to be able (whether you see a use case or not) to use
different tasks lists simultaneously. Messing with globals is the worst
possible API for that. All you need is to add a tasks=None argument to
the loop() signature, rename the global tasks list to (e.g.)
default_tasks, and add this to the top of loop:
if tasks is None:
tasks = default_tasks
similar to what it does for map. You'd also have to pass the tasks list
to the scheduler() call and the call_later() constructor. Defaulting to
a global is fine.
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