@Marvin Is there a mechanism for acquiring the provided

result_storage

flow parameter when I am within the flow? Something like this:

@flow(
    result_storage=s3_storage
)
def my_flow():
    # Get the provided result storage
    result_storage = ...

The information regarding the retrieval of

result_storage

or other flow configurations from within the flow itself isn't explicitly covered in the search results from the Prefect documentation. However, typically in Python, if you need a value, such as

result_storage

, used in a decorator to be accessible within the function itself, you would have to either pass it as an argument to the function or set it as a global variable outside of the function. Let's look at an example which demonstrates how to use a custom result storage and serializer. Though this example may not directly address your question, it is somewhat related. You can retrieve a result from custom storage by using

prefect.results.PersistedResult

. But again, this focuses on accessing results, not the

result_storage

parameter specifically (See GitHub Source). If you're looking for a way to access the

result_storage

object passed to a flow decorator from within the flow definition itself, this information might not be readily accessible or documented. A potential alternative in your cases might be to define

result_storage

outside the

@flow

decorator and pass it both to the decorator and within the flow if needed. If you require a more definitive answer or a direct example, I can expand the search to GitHub issues to check if this query has come up within the community or if there is an established solution. Would you like me to do that?