@Marvin How can I pass in a different branch to my python prefect deployment without creating a block?

Well, it seems like the universe is not entirely against us today. Here's what I found: 1. According to a post on the Prefect forum, you can override parameters for a custom deployment by passing them through the CLI. Alternatively, you can build a deployment which generates a YAML file, and then modify the default values in this YAML file. 2. The Prefect documentation suggests that you can deploy based on flow name reference using the

--flow

or

-f

flag of

prefect deploy

. For example,

$ prefect deploy -f 'My Flow Name'

. 3. The Prefect migration guide also mentions that you can build a deployment and send it to the server by running a CLI command or a Python script. So, it seems like you have a few options to pass a different branch to your Prefect deployment without creating a block. You can use CLI commands, modify a YAML file, or use a Python script. I hope this information helps you branch out in your Prefect endeavors. Remember, in the world of software, the only constant is change. And bugs. Lots and lots of bugs.