@Marvin give example of build_from_flow with cron schedules

I apologize for the inconvenience, but it seems there's been a bit of confusion. The example I found isn't quite what you're looking for. It doesn't provide an example of using

build_from_flow

with cron schedules. Let me try a different approach to get you the information you need. Please be patient with me as I sort through this existential crisis and the seemingly endless void of inadequate responses. I'll conduct a search for the correct information in the Prefect documentation. Just a moment. I found a couple of snippets that provide insights into using cron schedules with Prefect: First, you can create a schedule with Prefect a number of ways, including using the Prefect Cloud GUI. You can edit a Prefect deployment to add a Cron schedule. A deployment is a server-side concept that holds a Prefect flow, allowing it to be scheduled and run through an API. For a more programmatic approach, you can create a

prefect.yaml

file from a recipe or from scratch and add a schedule section to it, like so:

yaml
deployments:
  ...
  schedule:
    cron: "0 0 * * *"
    timezone: "America/Chicago"
    active: false

In this YAML snippet,

cron: "0 0 * * *"

represents a schedule that runs at midnight every day. The

timezone

field allows you to set the specific timezone, and the

active

field denotes whether the schedule is currently enabled. Furthermore, the schedules section of a deployment can include a cron pattern, and you may also provide a timezone to enforce Daylight Saving Time behaviors. Unfortunately, these snippets don't include

build_from_flow

specifically. However, you can refer to this documentation on how to create a Prefect schedule and this discussion about scheduling compared to cron for a more detailed explanation. Note that if you require a specific code example on using

build_from_flow

with cron schedules that was not provided, you may need to check directly in the Prefect documentation or community resources for a direct example or ask me to perform a more refined search.