Fix Typos, Warn on Unmatching Brokers

[TheTechromancer]

Hi all, thanks for making this repo; it's really useful.

This PR fixes some typos and also adds a warning when a scheduled task's broker doesn't match the broker it's being executed on. This has fucked me over several times when scheduled tasks are registered but silently fail to execute. This was my own fault since I was double-registering tasks. But it's a nasty pitfall.

Should we detect mismatched brokers a bit sooner, i.e. when the task is first registered? Probably if a user tries to register a function that's already an instance of a decorated task, we should throw an error if the brokers don't match.

[s3rius]

Yooooo. That's really bad. Sorry for not thinking of this case. I should have created this warning earlier.

This PR is amazing. Thanks for making it!

[s3rius]

These changes should fix the error.

[TheTechromancer]

Thanks @s3rius, I added one more check during task registration, which will throw a TaskRejectedError if the task is already assigned to a different broker. This should never trigger under normal circumstances.

taskiq/taskiq/abc/broker.py

Lines 510 to 530 in 9f5cf43

	def _register_task(
	self,
	task_name: str,
	task: AsyncTaskiqDecoratedTask[Any, Any],
	) -> None:
	"""
	Method is used to register tasks.
	By default we register tasks in local task registry.
	But this behaviour can be changed in subclasses.
	This method may raise TaskRejectedError if task has already been registered to a different broker.
	:param task_name: Name of a task.
	:param task: Decorated task.
	"""
	if task.broker != self:
	raise TaskRejectedError(
	f"Task already has a different broker ({task.broker})",
	)
	self.local_task_registry[task_name] = task

[s3rius]

Please run pre-commit run -a locally to fix most of style issues.

https://taskiq-python.github.io/contrib.html

[TheTechromancer]

There are some weird things going on, where certain linters break the syntax and cause subsequent linters to fail 😬

Specifically it looks like add_trailing_commas is adding them in unwanted places and creating invalid python syntax

[s3rius]

It's not a syntax error. It's izulu. We use it for errors.

Please define separate error class for this error with

__template__ and broker argument.

[TheTechromancer]

rgr. This is the syntax error:

[s3rius]

Okay. Actually this PR is fine by me. So, I'm gonna merge it an fix on the main branch.