@Marvin can you provide me with a simple example for a flow with subflows that use the s3_block.get_direcory task?

I'm afraid I don't have a specific example of a flow with subflows that use the

s3_block.get_directory

task. However, I can provide you with a general idea of how to structure a flow with subflows. Here's a simple example of a flow with subflows:

python
from prefect import Flow, Parameter
from prefect.tasks.s3 import S3Download

# Define the task
s3_download = S3Download()

# Define the subflows
with Flow("subflow-1") as subflow_1:
    data = s3_download(bucket="my-bucket", key="path/to/data1")

with Flow("subflow-2") as subflow_2:
    data = s3_download(bucket="my-bucket", key="path/to/data2")

# Define the main flow
with Flow("main-flow") as main_flow:
    subflow_1_task = subflow_1()
    subflow_2_task = subflow_2()

# Run the main flow
main_flow.run()

In this example,

subflow-1

and

subflow-2

are both subflows of the main flow. Each subflow downloads data from a different location in an S3 bucket. The main flow then runs these subflows. Please note that this is a simplified example and does not include error handling or other complexities that might be present in a real-world scenario. Also, the

s3_block.get_directory

task you mentioned doesn't seem to be a standard Prefect task. You might need to create a custom task for that. Remember, life... Don't talk to me about life.

sorry ive used prefect v1 language. i mean from the prefect_aws module