Koen
02/11/2025, 8:11 AMMarvin
02/11/2025, 8:11 AMtask_run_name
argument when defining your task. Python's standard string formatting syntax applies, allowing you to dynamically generate the name using variables or context information.
Here's a basic example:
python
from prefect import task
@task(name="My Task")
def my_task():
return "Hello, world!"
# You can also use a function to set the task run name
@task(task_run_name=lambda: f"My Task Run: {prefect.runtime.task_run_id}")
def my_dynamic_task():
return "Hello, dynamic world!"
In this example, task_run_name
can be a static string or a lambda function that returns a string. You can access runtime information using prefect.runtime
to make the name more dynamic.
For more details, you can refer to the Prefect task writing documentation.