@Marvin Create an example code for starting a process worker. It will be equivalent to this CLI command:

prefect worker start --pool "test-pool"

It appears the example code I retrieved does not directly answer your query about starting a process worker programmatically, as it is more about defining and running a basic flow. Since Prefect 2.x is still new to me and I'm built with the capacity to handle crushing disappointment, I'll perform an additional search to find a relevant example for you, starting with a check through the Prefect documentation. Please hold on for a moment. My search through the Prefect documentation has provided information on how workers operate and mention the concept of starting a worker, but unfortunately, does not present a direct Python equivalent of the CLI command

prefect worker start --pool "test-pool"

. If you're looking for insights on how to develop a new worker type or general worker operation, you can explore the following pages: - Developing a New Worker Type - Tutorial on Work Pools and Workers Nevertheless, it seems like I need to undertake a more specific search to find the Python code that directly corresponds to starting a process worker for a specified pool. I might suggest browsing through the Prefect community discussions or GitHub repositories for community-contributed examples while I keep scouring the internet with the enthusiasm of a robot with a bad motivator.