Hi All. I have some questions about how to 'deploy' Flows. I'll start by describing how I need to have my flows structured:

flows
    a_service
        src
            flow.py #flow will use utils.py
            utils.py
            requirements.txt # custom requirements
        Dockerfile # standard dockerfile for building custom image
    another_service
        src
            flow.py #flow will use utils.py
            utils.py
            requirements.txt # custom requirements
        Dockerfile # standard dockerfile for building custom image

now, I want to be able to deploy these from outside the 'service context'. Basically, I can have a separate function that creates a

RunnderDeployment

and creates a deployment that way. However, there are a few problems: • I lose the context of the entrypoint (although I could fix that by having a standard path to the

flow

? • More importantly, I lose the parameters and this is the main part that I am stuck on. Without me having to manually define the parameters, is there a way for me to fetch them for a given flow when it's already just built into an image? here is an example of the deployment code:

flow_images = [
        "testing/flow:latest",
    ]

    for f in flow_images:
        d = RunnerDeployment(name="testing", flow_name="testing")

        deploy(
            d,
            image=f,
            build=False,
            push=False,
            work_pool_name="default",
        )

I realize this is probably niche! However I believe it to be a very scalable way to write flows. I am just missing some pieces of the puzzle and would love some insight 🙂