@Marvin, I’ve created a deployment, named

mydeployment

, in my prefect.yaml which runs the flow

myflow

. This gives the deployment

myflow/mydeployment

. However, I would like to change the name of the flow from the prefect.yaml to name the deployment as

flow2/mydeployment

. How can I do this?

To change the name of the flow in your deployment, you can modify the

prefect.yaml

file. However, the name of the flow in the deployment is determined by the flow name in your Python code, not the

prefect.yaml

file. If you want to change the name of the flow in the deployment, you would need to change the name of the flow in your Python code where the flow is defined. For example, if your current flow is defined as:

@flow
def myflow():
    # flow tasks here

You would change it to:

@flow
def flow2():
    # flow tasks here

Then, in your

prefect.yaml

file, you would reference

flow2

instead of

myflow

. Please note that the

prefect deploy

command uses the flow name and deployment name in the format

flowname/deploymentname

. So if you want to deploy your renamed flow, you would use:

bash
$ prefect deploy --name flow2/mydeployment

Remember, when deploying more than one deployment with a single

prefect deploy

command, any additional attributes provided via the CLI will be ignored. To provide overrides to a deployment via the CLI, you must deploy that deployment individually.