Oh, so the pipeline basically makes itself their parent, this means you can get their IDs:
steps_ids = Task.query_tasks(task_filter=dict(parent=<pipeline_id_here)) for task_id in steps_ids: task = Task.get_task(task_id)

looks good, this is what i’m looking for, thanks

Hi PanickyAnt52

hi, is there a way to get back the pipeline object when given a pipeline id?

Yes basically this is a specific type of Task, anything you stored on it can be accessed via the Task object, i.e. pipeline_task=Task.get_task(pipeline_id)
I'm curious, how would you use it?
BTW: since pipeline is also a Task you can have a pipeline launch a step that is a pipeline by its own

Got it, i’d want to get all the tasks that are created by a particular pipeline - either to check on their status or to remove them programmatically