(copying this question from #C04E1CKG456 per request from @Will Raphaelson) Is there any way to get the parent flow of a subflow? I just started using subflows, and

{{ deployment.name }}

is blank when the flow is a subflow - ideally in the automation whisker template I could check if a flow was really a subflow, and then get the subflow name and the parent deployment name. Any tips? I’ve been fiddling with

get_run_context

and

prefect.runtime

but I don’t see anything that can be used to 1) check if a flow is really a subflow, and 2) if a flow is a subflow, get the parent deployment name Clearly there is a way to do it since the Prefect UI has this logic as i toggle through pages, but I don’t see a clear way to get that same information with the prefect python library

Thanks scott, talked to some colleagues and we agree we should add this to the prefect runtime. I’ve filed at least one part of it here, and talking through adding in deployment information as well

Great, sounds good. Happy to help with the jinja templating