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Hi,
I am using prefect master flow to orchestrate multiple flows.
I wanted to check if I can have a trigger the downstream flow once my upstream flow is completed irrespective of Success or Failure

```register_graph_flow_run_id = create_flow_run(
        flow_name=register_graph.flow.name, project_name=project_name
    )

    wait_for_register_graph_flow_run = wait_for_flow_run(
        flow_run_id=register_graph_flow_run_id, raise_final_state=True
    )

    register_participants_flow_run_id = create_flow_run(
        flow_name=register_participants.flow.name,
        project_name=project_name,
        parameters={"Run date (before offset)": run_date, "Date offset": date_offset},
    )

    wait_for_register_participants_flow_run = wait_for_flow_run(
        flow_run_id=register_participants_flow_run_id, raise_final_state=True
    )

    register_participants_flow_run_id.set_upstream(wait_for_register_graph_flow_run)```

Yes. See <https://docs.prefect.io/api/latest/triggers.html|Triggers> . Specifically `always_run`

Is this applicable even for `create_flow_run` ? I could not see that as parameter on the same

I see that `create_flow_run` returns a task. Is there any way to set this parameter outside the task initialisation

So there are two things you can do:
```from prefect.tasks.prefect import create_flow_run

create_flow_run.trigger = always_run```
and the second
```with Flow(...) as flow:
    create_flow_run(..., task_args={"trigger": always_run})```
task_args lets you change a lot of the init arguments

Check <https://docs.prefect.io/core/advanced_tutorials/task-guide.html#the-task-decorator|task_args> here

<@U01QEJ9PP53> task_args was a really useful information. Things working as expected now. Thanks.