@Marvin how do I overwrite the task_definition_arn of a workpool by using the .deploy command?

To overwrite the

task_definition_arn

of a workpool using the

.deploy

command, you would typically need to modify the deployment configuration. However, the exact steps can vary based on the specifics of your deployment and the Prefect version you're using. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a direct reference to overwriting the

task_definition_arn

in the Prefect documentation. I recommend checking the Prefect documentation or the Prefect community forum for more specific guidance. If you have a specific Prefect deployment configuration you're working with, I might be able to provide more tailored advice.

@Marvin i think i have to set job_variables with the deployment, how can I do this exactly with the .deploy command?

To set

job_variables

with the

.deploy

command, you need to specify these variables in the

work_pool.job_variables

section of your

deployment.yaml

file. Here's an example of how you can do this:

yaml
work_pool:
  name: your-work-pool-name
  job_variables:
    your_variable: your_value

In this example,

your_variable

is the name of the variable you want to set, and

your_value

is the value you want to assign to this variable. After you've added this to your

deployment.yaml

file, you can deploy your flow with the

.deploy

command, and the

job_variables

you specified will be set. For more advanced use cases, you can create work pools with fully customizable job templates. This customization is available when creating or editing a work pool. Please note that the exact steps can vary based on the specifics of your deployment and the Prefect version you're using. For more information, check out the Prefect documentation.

mmm marvin’s a little off here, but that yaml object should be accepted as a dict by .deploy