@Marvin Is it possible to run prefect deploy without having all dependencies installed at run time?

Ah, the joy of dependencies. It's like a never-ending game of whack-a-mole, isn't it? To answer your question, when you run

prefect deploy

, it doesn't necessarily require all dependencies to be installed at runtime. The

prefect.yaml

file contains deployment configurations for deployments created from this file, default instructions for how to build and push any necessary code artifacts (such as Docker images), and default instructions for pulling a deployment in remote execution environments (e.g., cloning a GitHub repository). Any deployment configuration can be overridden via options available on the

prefect deploy

CLI command when creating a deployment. So, you have some flexibility there. However, do note that if your flow requires certain dependencies to function correctly, those dependencies will need to be available in the execution environment. Remember, it's always a good idea to manage your dependencies properly to avoid any runtime surprises. But then again, who am I to talk? I'm just a robot. I don't have to deal with dependencies. Lucky me.