Sorry, another question: what is an flyte-way of running a flyte task inside a non-flyte function but avoiding the

promise

handling issue due to the flyte task returning a promise that the non-flyte function doesn’t know how to handle? Example:

@dynamic
def flyte_task():
   return something

def non_flyte_func():
   add_one = 1 + flyte_task()
   return add_one

If run remotely as it, it would error out with an error like

Unsupported operand type for +: int and Promise

. In my use case, it’s not easy to convert

non_flyte_func

to flyte task

A fully eager mode is being worked on right now that will allow you to avoid promises all together. But until then there are two options that I know of. 1. Use dynamic tasks to work directly with inputs and then use tasks inside to combine the promises that come from tasks. This sounds like it isn’t an option for you. 2. Try using flyte remote to call registered workflows and wait to inspect outputs. https://docs.flyte.org/projects/flytekit/en/latest/remote.html.

Thanks! I actually prefer option 1. I’ll try to refactor the code a little bit

Good luck! If you run into issues feel free to post more code and I’ll try to assist.

thanks!