@Marvin How can I scape {{ }} in prefect.yaml? I am looking to include {{ variable_name }} as a part of a string in my workflow parameters and not having it parsed but didnt find a solution. Standard {% raw %}, {% endraw %} syntax also throws error

It seems there are currently no open issues on the Prefect GitHub repository that address the question of escaping curly braces (

{{ }}

) in

prefect.yaml

. To include

{{ variable_name }}

as a part of a string without having it parsed as a Jinja template in Prefect 2.x, you typically need to use escape sequences. In most templating contexts, you would double the curly braces to escape them, like this:

{{ "{{ variable_name }}" }}

. However, if this is not working and the standard Jinja

{% raw %}

and

{% endraw %}

syntax is throwing an error, then there's another method you can try. You can use a YAML multiline string, which may help in avoiding the template parsing:

yaml
parameter:
  value: |
    {{ "{{ variable_name }}" }}

If none of these solutions work for your specific use case, it might require a deeper look into the Prefect documentation or reaching out to the Prefect community for advice. If you would like me to search Prefect's documentation for you, let me know!