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08/06/2025, 5:45 PM@ancient-wolf-19325 can you specify task dependency in flyte when there is no data dependency between them
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jolly-florist-66728
08/06/2025, 5:46 PMYes, you can specify task dependencies in Flyte even when there is no data dependency by using the right-shift operator (>>) to chain tasks. This operator enforces execution order without requiring data to flow between tasks. For example, t1 >> t2 ensures t2 runs after t1, regardless of their inputs or outputs. This is supported in the Flyte Python SDK and is useful for setup/teardown patterns or enforcing order for side-effect tasks, as shown in the Flyte documentation.
If you want a code example or more detail on how to implement this, let me know.
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- Flyte documentation: Decorating workflows 👍 0 button 👎 0 button 💡 Hint: Mention @runllm in the thread for followups.
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