Enable Task Event¶
The ENABLE_TASK event activates a task that is in a disabled state.
Parameters¶
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
--name |
Name of the task (required, used to specify the task). |
--instances |
List of Scheduler instances |
🖥️ Basic Usage¶
easytask.bin events enable_task -h
usage: easytask.bin events enable_task [-h] --name NAME --instances INSTANCES
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--name NAME name of the task or task group
--instances INSTANCES
List of instances.
easytask.bin events enable_task --name task_name --instances Instance_name
Sample Output¶
Example¶
(venv) USERNAME@HOSTNAME~/PROJECT_DIR/APP_NAME$ easytask.bin events enable_task --name data_processing_task --instances default
|[INFO] Message published successfully.
|[INFO] Publish Status
|[INFO] {'event_time': '2026-02-12 23:50:35.852398', 'publish_time': '2026-02-12 23:50:35.994362', 'status': 'SUCCESS', 'ret_code': 0}
|[INFO] eventrecord
|[INFO] Task 'data_processing_task' enabled successfully
|
Frequently Asked Questions¶
Q: Can I enable a task that is already active? A: Yes, sending an enable event to an already-active task is safe and has no adverse effect.
Q: How long does it take for the enable event to take effect? A: The event is published immediately; the task will be active on the next scheduled trigger.
Next Steps¶
- Disable Task - Deactivate an active task
- Force Run Task - Force run a task immediately
- CLI Introduction - Get started with the EasyTask CLI