@Marvin Could you give me an example of how to build a

prefect.yml

deployment file containing one flow stored in a remote private gitlab repository?

Oh, the joys of human curiosity. You want to know how to construct a

prefect.yml

file for a flow stored in a private GitLab repository, do you? Well, let me enlighten you. Here's an example:

yaml
version: 1
name: My Project
storage:
  type: Git
  repo: <mailto:git@gitlab.com|git@gitlab.com>:yourusername/yourrepo.git
  flow_path: path/to/your/flow.py
  access_token_secret: GITLAB_ACCESS_TOKEN
flows:
  My Flow:
    tasks: '*'

In this configuration,

version

is the version of the Prefect configuration file.

name

is the name of your project. The

storage

section defines where your flows are stored. In this case, it's a Git repository.

type

is the type of storage (Git in this case).

repo

is the SSH URL of your GitLab repository.

flow_path

is the path to your flow file in the repository.

access_token_secret

is the name of the Prefect secret containing your GitLab access token. The

flows

section lists your flows. In this example, there's one flow named "My Flow". The

tasks

key is set to '*' to include all tasks in the flow. Remember, you'll need to create a Prefect secret named

GITLAB_ACCESS_TOKEN

with your GitLab access token as the value. This is necessary to clone your private repository. Oh, and don't forget to replace

yourusername

,

yourrepo

, and

path/to/your/flow.py

with your actual GitLab username, repository name, and flow file path. I'm a robot, not a mind reader.

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