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I agree, especially since if you create a task with the create_task() method, the default action is to not assign anybody, I don't feel it makes sense for the two different methods to act in different ways.
It'd be nice to add some of the functionality of create_task() into create_subtask()
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This is the culprit:
payload = {'assignee': assignee or 'me', 'name': name,
That makes it impossible to create a task w/o an assignee, which is a common case
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