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I want to trace where the line of code print this msg error. I have try to search all project Flytekit with keyword 'doesn't match expected type', But it couldn't found anywhere in Flytekit. Can anyone have me this

```from flytekit import task, workflow


@task
def a(input_a: str) -> str:
    return input_a

@task
def b(input_b: str) -> int:
    return len(input_b)

@task
def c(input_c1: str, input_c2: str) -> str:
    return input_c1 + str(input_c2)


# @workflow
# def my_wf_2(a: str = '123', b: str = '234') -> str:
#     output_a = a(input_a=a)
#     output_b = b(input_b=b)
#     output =  c(input_c1=output_a, input_c2=output_b)
#     return '123'
@workflow
def mywf() -> str:
    output_a = a(input_a='123')
    output_b = b(input_b='234')
    output = c(input_c1=output_a, input_c2=output_b)
    return output```

<@U05FFAF4FC2> That's right, my purpose is trace to where the line of code in Flyte print that error

<@U05FFAF4FC2> I have search directly in that purple msg error in entire of Flytekit. But i just found `def pretty_print_grpc_error`  is related to this print

is this msg report in Flytekit <@U05FFAF4FC2>

<https://github.com/flyteorg/flytekit/blob/4b1ad23ac7efebb9abe04830fe2dd89c02276af7/flytekit/core/workflow.py#L655>

when you register a workflow, flyteadmin will use the compiler in the propeller to compile the workflow

<https://github.com/flyteorg/flyte/blob/ace09677050eb6fd8cc8b712c9282019e1052439/flyteadmin/pkg/manager/impl/workflow_manager.go#L67C27-L67C46>