Running into this issue using child flows:

get_task_run_result

is giving a

FlowRunView

object as a result instead of the task result that I'm expecting.

Hey @Arun Giridharan, could you show us how you called it?

with Flow(f"parent-flow", state_handlers=[flow_state_handler], result=LocalResult(location="latest-flow")) as flow:

child_run_id = create_flow_run(flow_name="child-flow", parameters=dict(...))

wait_for_flow_run(child_run_id)

task_result_1 = get_task_run_result(child_run_id, "task_name_1-1")

task_result_2 = get_task_run_result(child_run_id, "task_name_2-1")

ohh ok thanks for letting me know!

I'm running into this issue now with 1 task returning the result for another task, however

with the updated result locations? that sounds like it’s caused by the same result?

The result is defined at the child flow level. I have two tasks in the child flow. When I look for the first task result using get_rask_run_result , I get the result for the second task

Is that with the

task_result_1

and

task_result_2

above or with different code? Could you show me how those results are defined maybe?

that's the parent flow code. This is what the child flow code looks like.

with Flow(

"child-flow",  state_handlers=[flow_state_handler], result=LocalResult(location="child-flow")

) as flow:

I think this is saying that you are applying a LocalResult with the file name “child-flow” to all of your tasks. This means that after every task runs, they are overwriting the file. You can try giving the result on the task level with different filenames.