Activate RUF006 rule to detect dangling asyncio tasks#38947
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Nice. Small NIT, maybe you could move this rule definition before RUF100 rule.
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This rule is useful to detect the asyncio tasks which are created without setting their reference to a variable because this could lead to unexpected results like removing them by GC.