Moritz Rocholl
01/18/2024, 12:54 PMMarvin
01/18/2024, 12:55 PMcache_key_fn
parameter or other cache-related configurations.
2. Ensure that your new environment has access to the cache directory or configure a different cache storage that is accessible within the Docker context.
3. If necessary, you can invalidate the cache manually by changing the inputs to the task such that the custom cache_key_fn
generates a new key, thereby creating a new cache entry.
4. Also, ensure that your flow and tasks are designed to handle dynamic environments, i.e., avoiding hardcoded paths that might not exist in different environments.
Since the provided excerpts don't detail exactly how to handle cache invalidation when changing environments in Prefect 2.x, you might want to consult the Prefect documentation or their community forum for more specific guidance on this matter.
If you've made changes and the problems persist, or for more detailed steps tailored to your situation, you could check for relevant issues on GitHub or Prefect's community channels.
Would you like me to search GitHub issues for problems similar to yours, or assist you with anything else?Moritz Rocholl
01/18/2024, 12:56 PM