You can use the aio_run_many method to bulk run a task. This will return a list of results.

greetings = ["Hello, World!", "Hello, Moon!", "Hello, Mars!"]results = await child_task.aio_run_many(    [        # run each greeting as a task in parallel        child_task.create_bulk_run_item(            input=SimpleInput(message=greeting),        )        for greeting in greetings    ])# this will await all results and return a list of resultsprint(results)

greetings = ["Hello, World!", "Hello, Moon!", "Hello, Mars!"]

results = await child_task.aio_run_many(
    [
        # run each greeting as a task in parallel
        child_task.create_bulk_run_item(
            input=SimpleInput(message=greeting),
        )
        for greeting in greetings
    ]
)

# this will await all results and return a list of results
print(results)

There are additional bulk methods available on the Workflow object.

• aio_run_many
• aio_run_many_no_wait

And blocking variants:

• run_many
• run_many_no_wait

As with the run methods, you can call bulk methods from within a task and the runs will be associated with the parent task in the dashboard.