To get a task's own

run_id

during execution with Prefect, you'd normally access context or metadata associated with the task at runtime. However, the provided excerpt does not directly answer the question about obtaining a

run_id

. Unfortunately, I can't directly run code but I can guide you through the typical approach: 1. Inside the task function, you can import and use

prefect.context

to access runtime context, which may contain identifiers such as

run_id

.

python
   from prefect import context

   @task
   def my_task():
       task_run_id = context.get("task_run_id")
       # Use task_run_id as needed

2. If

task_run_id

is not directly available in the context, you might need to configure your task or flow to ensure that the run identifiers are being properly passed and accessible at runtime. If this doesn't resolve your issue, we may need to look further into Prefect's documentation or GitHub issues for more information.