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@just_another_person@lemmy.world The runner picks up the task and when they are in the same workflow file the tasks are executed on the same run_id (as far as I understand) which means when using download artifacts code: https://code.forgejo.org/forgejo/download-artifact/src/tag/v4/ the request for artifacts works correctly as the request has the right ID. But sadly when they are separate tasks it requests the wrong ID (as I understand) and the section in the readme about downloading from other workflow runs is incorrect as its just mirrored from github, and the run_id and token field is not implemented which is discussed in this ticket. But I am shocked that everyone is not running into this? Still think im being dumb...