Alex Beatson
08/30/2023, 5:53 AMMarvin
08/30/2023, 5:54 AMprefect flow-run ls
. This will give you a list of all flow runs.
If you're looking to delete a flow run, you can use the command prefect flow-run delete <flow-run-id>
.
For more specific operations, I would recommend checking the Prefect documentation or reaching out to their support. They should be able to provide you with the exact commands you need.
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08/30/2023, 5:55 AMMarvin
08/30/2023, 5:55 AMread_flow_runs
function doesn't support filtering by name directly.
Instead, you might want to retrieve all flow runs and then filter them by name in your Python code. Here's a modified version of your code that should do that:
python
from prefect import get_client
import asyncio
async def get_flow_run_by_name(flow_run_name):
async with get_client() as client:
flow_runs = await client.flow_run.list()
return [fr for fr in flow_runs if fr.name == flow_run_name]
def get_flow_run_by_name_sync(flow_run_name):
return asyncio.run(get_flow_run_by_name(flow_run_name))
In this code, get_flow_run_by_name
retrieves all flow runs and then uses a list comprehension to filter them by name. get_flow_run_by_name_sync
is a synchronous wrapper around get_flow_run_by_name
that you can use if you're not working in an async context.
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