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It appears there are a few aspects to consider regarding your automation in Prefect Cloud: 1. Automations Being Disabled By Default: This seems to be the default behavior where newly created automations are disabled until explicitly enabled. To enable the automation, you will need to toggle it on from the Automations page in the Prefect UI. 2. Viewing Conditions for Automations: If you cannot see the conditions for your automation in the UI, you may want to ensure that the automation was correctly created. Prefect Cloud allows you to configure actions that trigger based on certain conditions, but if the conditions are not visible, it suggests a potential issue with the setup. Here is more information related to your concerns: - Automations in Prefect Cloud documentation. - Example how to cancel flow runs via CLI and UI documentation. In case the issue still persists after verifying the above steps, you might want to: - Check if there are any relevant errors or warnings in the Prefect UI when creating the automation. - Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to view and modify automations. If none of these solutions work, the issue might be worth raising on the Prefect GitHub issues page for detailed support from the development team. Here's the link to Prefect's GitHub Issues. Would you like me to help you with an example code snippet or further troubleshooting steps?
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Automations Being Disabled By Default: This seems to be the default behavior where newly created automations are disabled until explicitly enabled. To enable the automation, you will need to toggle it on from the Automations page in the Prefect UI.
Can automations not be set to enabled through the python code?