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feat: Add retry configuration to Cloud Tasks push #67

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Allows users to specify a custom retry strategy when creating tasks via the push method in the CloudTasks client.

This provides more control over task creation resilience by enabling customization of retry behavior, such as backoff times and retryable conditions. The default behavior uses the Google API client's default retry settings.

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coverage: 29.437% (+0.02%) from 29.418%
when pulling e7702c6 on ninaalves:feature/retry-create-tasks
into 0353cdd on flamingo-run:main.

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coverage: 29.437% (+0.02%) from 29.418%
when pulling 890dfa2 on ninaalves:feature/retry-create-tasks
into 0353cdd on flamingo-run:main.

Allows users to specify a custom retry strategy when creating tasks via the `push` method in the `CloudTasks` client.

This provides more control over task creation resilience by enabling customization of retry behavior, such as backoff times and retryable conditions. The default behavior uses the Google API client's default retry settings.
@ninaalves ninaalves force-pushed the feature/retry-create-tasks branch from 890dfa2 to e7702c6 Compare April 3, 2025 17:27
@ninaalves ninaalves enabled auto-merge (rebase) April 3, 2025 17:27
@ninaalves ninaalves merged commit 15a1c30 into flamingo-run:main Apr 3, 2025
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