This might be a "dumb/obvious" question but what is the difference between "task_run_version" and "flow_run_version" and which of them should represent the version I see going up at each flow register?

Hey @wesley gabriel, According to the context docs (which I had to refer to for your "dumb" question... 😭 ), both refer to the state version of instances of your flow or tasks respectively - instances of your flow/tasks are flow runs/task runs. For your latter question, the

flow_run_version

should correspond to the latest version of your flow that you've registered (the version of the current

flow_run

). Let me know if I can clarify further!

To add to this a little, the

task_run_version

is bumped each time the state of the running task is changed whereas the

flow_run_version

is bumped when the flow is registered.

Nice! Thank you both for the explanations. This means that I now have a problem 😅 since the version I get from the flow_run_version is stuck at 4 when it should be 13 and up... But I will investigate a bit more before asking for the expert's help

Hi @wesley gabriel before you go down too deep a rabbit hole, both task run and flow run versions are incremented each time the run undergoes a state change. So for flow runs, as an example, a typical version history looks like: - 1: Pending - 2: Scheduled - 3: Submitted - 4: Running - 5: Success