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Ember Concurrency tasks play nicely with TypeScript and all of the APIs covered in these docs. Here is an example of a TypeScript component with an ember-concurrency task:
  
    
      Ember Concurrency provides a template registry for using the
      perform,
      cancel-all, and
      task
      helpers within handlebars templates in Glint "loose mode". See the example
      below for how to include Ember Concurrency's template registry in your
      Glint configuration.
    
  
    
      Here is an example of a modern .gts file in "strict mode" which imports
      the classic
      perform
      helper from Ember Concurrency.
    
      Note: while you can import and use the
      perform
      helper, it is actually recommended to use the
      .perform()
      method on each task, which is internally bound to the task (similar to
      methods decorated with
      @action). One of the benefits of using the
      .perform()
      method is that it can be used with modern idiomatic patterns like using
      the
      fn
      helper to curry additional args when performing the task.
    
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    Task objectsIn most cases, you don't need to provide type annotations for your task, but when you do (such as when specifying the Args of a Glimmer component), you can use the Task type:
  
  
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