@Marvin, how can I run two subflows concurrently, each subflow consisting of multiple tasks?

Prefect UI problem: apparently it does not propagate parameter errors - when I ran my deployment the run button spun for a bit and nothing seemed to happen, but when I run it from the command line I get the error:

prefect deployment run flow-main/jds-pipeline-FT-431 
Creating flow run for deployment 'flow-main/jds-pipeline-FT-431'...
Error creating flow run: Validation failed for field 'config'. Failure reason: 'db_pool' is a required property

I feel like the error should be visible in the UI somewhere, too

hey @Marvin I just pushed new parameters to my flows, they are pydantic parameters, why do i not see my parameters updating the UI? all i see are args and kwargs which work, but make it very difficult for my team to understand.

Silly question, perhaps, but is the new prefect v3 usable with the current prefect cloud?

@Marvin how to cancel all flow runs currently in the running state via python SDK or CLI?

@Marvin I deleted a flow through an API call; looked at the https://api.prefect.cloud/api/accounts/{{account_id}}/events/filter api call to confirms that it was deleted. the returned payload has a term

"prefect.delete-stage": "soft"

for this call. my ui still has the flow on a schedule; please explain. thanks

Hey all! Just getting started with Prefect and I have a question Is there a way to use Prefect to create a base flow class that can execute tasks based on configuration? I couldn't find a way to create such a flow class and am currently only using the flow decorator on a flow function.

Hello, I have what hopefully will be a simple question: Are the process type workers going to support downloading flows from a git repository in the near future? Currently if I try that I get an error that only local storage is supported.

Hi, does Prefect Cloud support multi-factor authentication? I’m looking through the features table at https://cloud.prefect.io/plans, and through my admin account profile page, and I don’t see a MFA option listed.

Hi folks—I am trying to save a Snowflake private key passphrase in a PrefectSecret. The issue is, the Python cryptography library expects the passphrase for a rsa_key to be passed in bytes, and my secret has the value as a string. I cannot do

PrefectSecret('PRIVATE_KEY_PASS_PHRASE').encode()

because the encode method is on

str

and

PrefectSecret

returns a

PrefectSecret

. Anyone know how to do this?