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Statuses

Status
Meaning

running

Task is running

succeeded

Task has finished without errors

worker error

The task has experienced an irrecoverable error, causing the job to fail; check job logs for more details

out of memory

The task has ran out of memory, causing the job to fail; check job logs for more details

timed out

Job was terminated after the specified timeout has elapsed

stopped

Job was stopped by the user or the Task API was deleted

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