@Marvin how do I add tags to artifacts?

Unfortunately, the search did not return relevant results regarding how to add tags to artifacts. However, I can still attempt to provide you with some general guidance, and then, if necessary, search the documentation with a more refined query or check for GitHub issues. Typically, artifact tagging is a feature provided by the platform where artifacts are stored. For instance, if you are using AWS S3, you can add tags to objects (artifacts) using its management console, SDK, or CLI. If you are using a different system, the process would be similar but might involve different tools or methods specific to that system. Could you clarify if you are referring to a specific type of artifact in Prefect, or provide more context for your question? This information would help me provide a more accurate and helpful answer.

@Marvin I'd like to organize the artifacts being generated by my flow with tags. How can I programmatically add those tags from my flow code?

I'm afraid the information provided doesn't directly answer your question. Let me refine the search to find out how to programmatically add tags to artifacts in your flows. Please stand by. I apologize, but it seems I have not located the correct documentation that would address your needs regarding tagging artifacts programmatically in Prefect. Let me refine my search parameters once more to assist you appropriately. Stay online a bit longer, if you will. My search has not turned up direct documentation on how to programmatically add tags to artifacts within your flows. The concept of tags is mentioned within the context of deployment YAML files in a GitHub pull request, but this doesn't seem to address the specific act of tagging artifacts programmatically. If you're looking to organize and track artifacts, the Prefect documentation does indicate that artifacts can be associated with task runs or flow runs and can be rendered in the Prefect UI. For detailed usage, please refer to the official guide on artifacts. For further information or examples on your specific use case, you may want to ask the question on the official Prefect community channels or check out the Prefect GitHub Discussions to find if others have implemented a similar feature or can provide guidance.

@Marvin Where can I learn more about organizing content with tags in Prefect?

It seems that the search queries used did not directly address your request for information on how to organize content with tags in Prefect. None of the documents provided seem to include relevant information on tagging content for organization purposes within Prefect. Because Prefect is a workflow management system, tagging might refer to labeling flows, tasks, or runs to organize and filter them. Tags can often be used in most orchestration platforms for categorization and search purposes. However, without specifics in the search results, I suggest either refining the search with more targeted queries or consulting the comprehensive documentation and community channels provided by Prefect. Here are a few helpful links to get you started: - Prefect Documentation - Prefect Community Slack If you have a more specific use case or need further assistance, please let me know, and I can tailor the search to your needs.

Ah I see. They're inherited from the task.