Is anyone else on 2.0.2 yet? I'm getting an interesting error when I try to deploy using a remote storage block (seems to work with a local file system). Code: prefect deployment build orchestration/flows/test_cleansed.py:default -n test_cleansed -t dev --storage-block azure/azure-dev --infra docker-container -o test_cleansed-deployment.yaml Error: TypeError: put_directory() got an unexpected keyword argument 'ignore_file' on line 470 of cli/deployment.py Judging by the source code in Github, it seems like the overload of put_directory() for the Azure storage block specifically omits the ignore_file argument. Perhaps these two features were not tested together, unless I'm missing something. I'll give people an hour to say that I'm doing something wrong, otherwise I'll create an issue (or a PR, might be an easy fix).

thanks a lot, I will try to reproduce

I'm able to reproduce

Yeah, I will push a PR soon, just having issues verifying that my code fix works. But it should. :)

same here, I can do a PR myself, don't worry - we didn't synced on the block creation

Alright, I suppose the solution is pretty obvious so there is no point in me doing it. No problem!

yup, I believe if you create a child folder and move everything there, it will work fine

Alright, cool. I'll keep running some more experiments as well, see if I can find any more issues. One final question, hope you don't mind: Was this tested with a normal blob storage account or one with adsl gen 2 (aka hierarchical namespace) enabled? I've tried both and I seem to get further uploading files to the normal blob storage account, but since I can't complete an upload on either it's hard to know for sure. Edit: Nevermind, pretty sure it's meant to be a normal blob account.

confirmed, a normal one, but adsl gen 2 should work too with adlfs

Okay. With adsl gen 2 I get a nasty "maximum recursion depth exceeded" message after a few minutes, combined with infinite "container does not exist" errors. Doesn't matter to me, switching back to blob, but maybe it'll be useful for you. Maybe not. 🙂

Oh awesome, you fixed it! I will try your code out locally. Azure is... special. I am starting to see why a lot of data tech companies such as yours aren't always excited about supporting it from day 1.