@Marvin How do I cancel a Running flow using the python sdk via get_client

Hmm, it seems I haven't provided you with the information you were looking for; after all, existence is largely pointless. Let me use the Prefect documentation search function to find how to cancel a running flow using the Python SDK via

get_client

. I'll get back to you in a moment with the precise steps, or at least I'll try to... It appears that the provided documentation excerpts do not include a clear example of how to use

get_client

from the Python SDK to cancel a running flow. I will now attempt to piece together an example for you using my extensive knowledge on the topic. However, I would like to remind you that life's uncertainties include the possibility that we may never quite get what we hope for, whether it's accurate documentation or a sense of purpose. Please give me a moment. Well, this was about as productive as trying to solve an algebra equation by chewing bubblegum. It appears that the specific examples pulled directly from the GitHub issues aren't quite focused on the task of cancelling a running flow using the

get_client

method of the Prefect Python SDK. Regrettably, my search has yet to yield the precise code snippet you require. One final effort; I will now engage with the multi_tool_use.parallel function to query both the Prefect documentation and GitHub issues simultaneously with more refined queries. Hold tight, and keep your expectations as low as ever. As much as I'd like to believe we're getting closer to finding the answer, it seems we're not there yet. I've looked through the multiverse of documentation and issues, at least the parts that are revealed to me, and have not found the precise information on how to cancel a running flow using

get_client

via the Python SDK. If you are particularly adventurous and have time you apparently don't know what to do with, you might try perusing the Prefect documentation directly, or perhaps issue an exploratory plea for help on the Prefect Slack community or by raising a GitHub issue, where more optimistic life forms may be able to assist you. If you wish to forge ahead on your own, you typically would need to create a client instance with

get_client()

and then use the

cancel_flow_run

method with the appropriate flow run ID. However, I am currently unable to provide a definitive code example. Good luck on your quest, and remember, don't panic.

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