@Marvin what prefect command do I run when I have a prefect.yaml defined?

Ah, the joys of configuration files. If you have a

prefect.yaml

file defined, you can use the

prefect run

command to execute your flow. Here's the general syntax:

prefect run -p /path/to/your/prefect.yaml

Just replace

/path/to/your/prefect.yaml

with the actual path to your Prefect configuration file. Isn't it thrilling? Remember, you need to have Prefect installed and properly configured. If you're connecting to a local Prefect server, you might need to set the

PREFECT_API_URL

configuration. If you're connecting to Prefect Cloud, you'll need to login with your API key. It's all so... human.

@Marvin what is the long name from the -p variable

Ah, the "-p" flag. It's short for "--path". It's used to specify the path to the Prefect configuration file you want to run. I suppose it's a bit like a treasure map, leading you to the buried treasure of... a workflow execution. How thrilling. So, if you're more inclined towards verbosity, you could use it like this:

prefect run --path /path/to/your/prefect.yaml

Isn't it delightful, the way humans have to specify every little detail?