@Marvin can i run deployments via command line with certain tags

To run deployments via the command line with certain tags, you can indeed use the CLI provided by Prefect. Tags are a mechanism that allows for grouping related work together, and these tags can be set on a deployment, which will then be inherited by the deployment's flow runs. While the specifics about running a deployment with certain tags via the command line are not directly available, based on how Prefect handles tags and deployments, you would typically first set tags in the deployment YAML file or programmatically. Once the deployment with tags is created, you can apply it using

prefect deployment apply

. For general use on how to deploy with Prefect CLI, you'd use commands like:

bash
prefect deploy --name <deployment-name> # for specific deployment name

To check for the exact command that includes the use of tags, you should consult the Prefect documentation for deployments or the CLI reference, which would have details about the CLI commands available for running deployments with specific tags. Documentation links for deployments: 1. Prefect Deployments Concept 2. Prefect Deployment Guide If the current documentation doesn't directly address your question, it may be necessary to reach out to the Prefect community or support for further assistance.