@Marvin how do I deploy all deployments in a prefect.yaml file?

prefect deployment apply

is deprecated

The

prefect deployment apply

command has indeed been deprecated. However, you can deploy all deployments specified in your

prefect.yaml

file using the

prefect deploy

command. Here's a summary and a helpful example: ### Deploying All Deployments To deploy all deployments specified in your

prefect.yaml

file, you can use the

--all

flag.

shell
prefect deploy --all

### Deploying Specific Deployments You can also deploy specific deployments by specifying their names using the

--name

flag. For example, to deploy multiple deployments:

shell
prefect deploy --name deployment-1 --name deployment-2

### Deploying with Patterns Furthermore, you can deploy deployments that match a certain pattern:

shell
prefect deploy -n my-flow/* -n *dev/my-deployment -n dep*prod

This command deploys: - All deployments from the flow

my-flow

. - All flows ending in

dev

with a deployment named

my-deployment

. - All deployments starting with

dep

and ending in

prod

. ### Links to Relevant Documentation: - Prefect Deployment Guide So, instead of using the deprecated

prefect deployment apply

, use

prefect deploy --all

for deploying all deployments. If you have any further questions or run into issues, feel free to ask!