@Marvin How can I force flow to fail when one of the tasks returns Failed status?

To force a flow to fail when a task returns a failed status, you can use the

allow_failure

function in Prefect. This function can be used to explicitly handle task failures and propagate them if needed. Unfortunately, the documentation didn't provide a direct example for this specific scenario, but you can explore the

allow_failure

functionality in the Prefect API. Here's a link to the Prefect 3.x API documentation where you can explore more about managing task failures: Prefect API Documentation. If you want to ensure the entire flow fails upon a task failure, you might need to structure your flow to check the status of tasks and raise exceptions accordingly. This can be done imperatively by checking task states and using conditional logic to raise an exception if a task fails. Would you like me to help you with a basic example or anything else related to this?