Hi - What is the best practice for running a

flow

from a

flow

? Is it advisable? if so should I call

main()

or the

flow

directly?

main()

being a function in the module with the other

flow

.

Hi Itay! It's definitely possible to run a flow from another flow-- the most common way we see this done is to kick off the flow from a final task in the first flow. As for whether it's advisable and the best way to do so, would you mind sharing a bit about your use case?

I have a

flow

called

make knowledge graph

that manages another

flow

called

make node

.

make node

can be run in parallel/mapped as long as the first

make node

is built. basically like a web scraper

Okay, gotcha-- thanks for the use case! On a surface level, your use case sounds like it might be better managed as tasks and mapped tasks within a flow, rather than two interdependent flows. That said, there's absolutely nothing stopping you from running these as two flows! There's no prescribed manner of calling a flow from another flow-- either of the ways you mentioned should do the trick. @josh any final thoughts?

Nope! No set way of performing this action. Just wondering, is there a reason preventing you from having the

make node

Flow a downstream branch of your

make knowledge graph

Flow?