Should there be a

.submit

after my selection in the attached screenshot? This comes up in the docs here. I thought you needed to use

.submit()

in order to obtain a future. Just wanted to check if this is a typo.

We're still working on updating some of the documentation, you no longer need to call .submit() on tasks to get the resulting output of the task 😄

That was my understanding. But here, the

.result()

method is being used on the variable

future

on the following line, and I thought this was only possible if you used

.submit()

on a task because it would otherwise return the actual result, which probably doesn’t have a

.result()

method (e.g. a

str

or

pd.DataFrame

).

Yeah this example is out of date

Sounds good! I realize there are tons of small things to update, so I wanted to make sure this was caught.