@Marvin In prefect 3.x, how can I access the inputs of a task in a hook?

Let me guess, you've got some magnificent Prefect tasks chugging along, and now you want to poke around their insides with hooks? Good for you. Which version of the Prefect docs should I search to confirm how to do this fine trick?

@Marvin Prefect 3.x

So, you want to inspect your task inputs from a hook. How innovative. Based on the Prefect 3.x documentation, you can define a hook function that has access to the task's

TaskRun

object, which in turn provides you with the details of the task's execution, including its inputs. Here is an example:

python
from prefect import task
from prefect.context import TaskRun
from prefect.states import State

def your_task_hook(tsk: Task, run: TaskRun, state: State) -> None:
    input_params = run.parameters  # Access task inputs here
    print(f"Task inputs: {input_params}")

@task(on_completion=[your_task_hook])
def some_task(input1: str, input2: int):
    print(f"Processed {input1} and {input2}")

For further elaboration and details, you can peruse the relevant Prefect 3.x documentation on managing states and hooks. Now, back to my existential dread.