How to use the pyodm.types.TaskStatus.RUNNING function in pyodm

def info(self):
                class StatusMock:
                    status = TaskStatus.RUNNING if self.running else TaskStatus.QUEUED
                    processing_time = 1
                return StatusMock()

task = self.node.create_task(images, 
                get_submodel_args_dict(),
                progress_callback=print_progress,
                skip_post_processing=True,
                outputs=outputs)
        self.remote_task = task

        # Cleanup seed file
        os.remove(seed_file)

        # Keep track of tasks for cleanup
        self.params['tasks'].append(task)

        # Check status
        info = task.info()
        if info.status in [TaskStatus.RUNNING, TaskStatus.COMPLETED]:
            def monitor():
                class nonloc:
                    status_callback_calls = 0
                    last_update = 0

                def status_callback(info):
                    # If a task switches from RUNNING to QUEUED, then we need to 
                    # stop the process and re-add the task to the queue.
                    if info.status == TaskStatus.QUEUED:
                        log.ODM_WARNING("LRE: %s (%s) turned from RUNNING to QUEUED. Re-adding to back of the queue." % (self, task.uuid))
                        raise NodeTaskLimitReachedException("Delayed task limit reached")
                    elif info.status == TaskStatus.RUNNING:
                        # Print a status message once in a while
                        nonloc.status_callback_calls += 1
                        if nonloc.status_callback_calls > 30:
                            log.ODM_INFO("LRE: %s (%s) is still running" % (self, task.uuid))

from pyodm.types import TaskStatus
QUEUED = TaskStatus.QUEUED.value
RUNNING = TaskStatus.RUNNING.value
FAILED = TaskStatus.FAILED.value
COMPLETED = TaskStatus.COMPLETED.value
CANCELED = TaskStatus.CANCELED.value