Hello_hera.py for version 5.1.3 ?

[EricBoix]

The Hera version 5.1.3 examples do not seem to provide the equivalent of hello_hera.py of version 4.4.2.

I tried the following direct adaptation

from hera.workflows import Workflow, Task

def hello():
    print("Hello, Hera!")

with Workflow(generate_name="hello-world-") as w:
    Task(name="pythonprint", hello)
w.create()

that alas fails with TypeError: __init__() takes exactly 1 positional argument (2 given).

Additionally it seems that

• the source code of class Task() doesn't include anymore the complete constructor documentation that was available for version 4.4.2
• and they are very few "real" examples using a Task() constructor with constructor arguments.

Any hint ?

[sambhav]

@EricBoix You can find a simple example at https://hera.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/workflows/global_config/

It can be shortened to -

from hera.workflows import Workflow, script

@script()
def say():
    print("hello")


with Workflow(generate_name="hello-", entrypoint="say") as w:
    say()
w.create()

[EricBoix]

Thanks @samj1912. Indeed, the syntax did change a lot from 4.4.2.
And thanks for pointing out the existence of the nice documentation
(I had missed to click on the docs badge when on the github landing page: my bad).
Closing.