@Marvin In prefect 2, how can i mark a task as skipped?

In Prefect 2.x, to mark a task as skipped, you might expect to follow a practice similar to setting a task state to "SKIPPED" as in Prefect 1.x. However, the documentation excerpt I've retrieved does not directly address how to skip tasks in Prefect 2.x. Since the documentation does not contain an immediate answer, you should consider checking the latest Prefect 2.x API or user guides for task state management. Prefect 2.x offers a more dynamic and flexible API. If you are migrating from Prefect 1.x, be aware that some patterns and abstractions have been simplified or changed. Here's a possible approach for how you might handle this in Prefect 2.x based on common practices in workflow systems: 1. Define a condition within your task function that determines whether the task should be performed. 2. If the condition indicates that the task should be skipped, simply return from the task function without performing the task's main logic. For more specifics, you'd need to consult the Prefect 2.x documentation or source code directly, or engage with their community for an up-to-date solution. In case I can assist you further, feel free to let me know.