@Marvin can i get a .future output from a run_deployment() fucntion

The function

run_deployment

in Prefect does not directly return a

.future

object, however, it can be used with

timeout=0

to return immediately and not block until the scheduled flow run finishes. By using

timeout=0

, you could programmatically control subsequent actions, much like you would with futures or promises in other contexts. Here's an excerpt from the Prefect docs that explains this: "Run a deployment without blocking By default,

run_deployment

blocks until the scheduled flow run finishes executing. Pass

timeout=0

to return immediately and not block. If you call

run_deployment

from within a flow or task, the scheduled flow run will be linked to the calling flow run (or the calling task's flow run) as a subflow run by default." For more information, you can refer to the Prefect Deployments Concept Documentation.