@Marvin can you show me an example of the method

create_flow_run_from_deployment

being used from the

prefect.server.api.deployments

import?

I'm sorry, but it seems that I retrieved an incorrect example for you that doesn't match the request you made for the

create_flow_run_from_deployment

method from the

prefect.server.api.deployments

import. Let me correct this mistake for you. Can you give me a moment while I find the example you requested? The documentation does not seem to have an explicit example for

create_flow_run_from_deployment

as you have requested, but rather it provides information on

run_deployment

. Here is a fragment concerning running a deployment:

python
from prefect import flow
from prefect.deployments import run_deployment

@flow
def my_flow():
    # The scheduled flow run will not be linked to the calling flow run
    run_deployment("my_flow_name/my_deployment_name", as_subflow=False)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    my_flow()

In this example,

run_deployment

is being used, which may serve a similar purpose. It is important to note that by passing

as_subflow=False

, the scheduled flow run will not be linked to the calling flow or task run. You can explore this further in the Prefect documentation on deployments. If

create_flow_run_from_deployment

is a method you believe should exist, this could be due to differences between versions or it potentially not being part of the public API. If it's crucial, it may require looking through the actual source code or asking the Prefect community directly for an example.