Synchronous Tasks?

[Bob_Zimmerman]

Is there any way to get API calls which return tasks to instead wait and return their results when they are done? Specifically, I'm interested in 'show changes'. I don't care how long it takes, since I perform all my API calls on background threads. I just want to get the data back in the same context where I make the call.

[PhoneBoy]

Not as far as I know, but maybe @Omer_Kleinstern can confirm.

[Omer_Kleinstern]

The API calls will always return a task, however there are tools which offer the option to wait for the task to complete.

For example: mgmt_cli or the Python SDK.

[Bob_Zimmerman]

Thanks! I figured since I didn't see an obvious way to do it, there probably wasn't one. I can handle asynchronous API results, it's just a bit annoying. Not a big deal.

On a related note, is there a list of all of the API calls which return a Task instead of returning results directly?

Is there a list of the types of Task object which don't remain in the 'show tasks' output? Specifically, 'show changes' returns a Task, but 'show tasks' doesn't seem to ever show that Task.

Is there a schema of just what a Task's task-details might contain?