i see okay thanks

Hi @<1523701260895653888:profile|QuaintJellyfish58> , if the first task ended, how would you be able to start another task from that code? This sounds like a pipeline 🙂

Thanks for response.

from clearml import Task
from clearml.automation import TaskScheduler
from datetime import timedelta, datetime

def my_task():
    task = Task.init(...)
    # do somthinge
    print("do something")
    # sleep 10
    condition = True
    if condition:
        # i want to trigger run another task by 
        # set some config in task, but execute tomorrow/sometime
        # not directly run at the time.
        # here i use
        task_id = task.id 
        task.close()
        task_clone:Task = Task.get_task(task_id=task_id)
        
        # schedule running a task for tomorrow
        now = datetime.utcnow()
        schedule_time = now + timedelta(days=1, minutes=30)
        hour = schedule_time.hour
        minute = schedule_time.minute
        
        scheduler = TaskScheduler(
            sync_frequency_minutes=60,
            force_create_task_name='Scheduler Task',
            force_create_task_project='Automation/Controller',
        )
        
        # here i run my task
        scheduler.add_task(
            target_project=task_clone.project,
            queue='cpu-nomad-preprod',
            name=task_clone.name,
            schedule_task_id=task_clone.id,
            minute=minute,
            hour=hour,
            day=1,
            recurring=False,
            task_parameters ={
                "params/limit_per_day": params["limit_per_day"], # limit perday, before 15k
                "params/csv_url": params["csv_url"],
                "params/zoom_level": params["zoom_level"],
                "params/pond_type": params["pond_type"],
            },
            single_instance=True
        )
        pass
    print("task end")

i tried do that, but it seems cannot do. do you have another solutions?

sorry, but can clearml pipeline do this scenario?

You can pass results to the reporting task, and simply decide not to do anything there on a condition (no need for intermediate logic)

I would suggest talking a look at pipelines: None