Hey I m working my way trough the tutorial and I m getting s

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Hey I m working my way trough the tutorial and I m getting some errors on the flow and task configuration It keeps telling me it expected an indented block But the code seems fine as it s copied from the Prefect site I found this <https stackoverflow com questions 4446366 why am i getting indentationerror expected an indented block|link> which explains it well but it doesn t solve my issue since everything looks good All other script examples do work for me Anyone got an idea

Jeff Hale · Answer

Hi Jordy Looks like you need to dedent the `description` and `tags` lines a space or two

Jeff Hale · Answer

Those lines need to be even with the second vertical line

Jordy Wegman · Answer

Hey < Jeff Hale> thanks I thought so too but I already tried that It still gives the issue

Jordy Wegman · Answer

They are both indented with a tab

Jeff Hale · Answer

ah sorry I should have looked closer I think you need to add some code under my task even just `pass`

Jordy Wegman · Answer

No problem I really appreciate the help But here it doesn t work in any situation

Peyton Runyan · Answer

Hey Jordy you need to do ```my task pass```

Peyton Runyan · Answer

Python won t let you do a completely empty function so you have use `pass` in the function body for placeholder functions

Peyton Runyan · Answer

Here s the complete code that should run ```from prefect import task flow task name= My example task description= An example task for a tutorial tags= tut test tag def my task pass flow def my flow my task if name == main my flow ```

Jordy Wegman · Answer

Hey < Peyton Runyan> thank you That solved indeed my problem I put the `pass` on the wrong location Thanks also < Jeff Hale>

Peyton Runyan · Answer

No worries Are you coming from another language or is python your normal working language

Jordy Wegman · Answer

In my daily work I work mainly with Qlik SQL like and SQL Besides that I m learning Python and JavaScript

Peyton Runyan · Answer

Oh awesome well welcome to both python and prefect

Jordy Wegman · Answer

Thanks And thank you for the good help here Great to have an active community on Slack