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fix(api): Fix Celery TypeError with no-argument apply_async - #2575
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Fix a bug where calling
task.apply_async(None, {})(wheretaskis some Celery task) raises an unhandledTypeError. Also, add a test that validates that the call succeeds.Fixes GH-2554