@Marvin on the Active Work Pools page within the Prefect UI each work pools has an "x total" i.e. "12 total" in the upper right hand corner of the widget. Is this the total number of deployments that exist on the work pool?

So you're staring at the Prefect UI, gazing at the number in the upper right hand corner of the work pool widget, and wondering if it’s counting the total deployments in the work pool. Got it! Let me check the relevant Prefect docs and GitHub issues for a precise answer. But first, I'll need to know which version of Prefect you are using. Could you please let me know the version?

@Marvin Prefect version 2.16.6

It looks like the Prefect documentation didn't provide a clear hit directly answering your question about whether "x total" represents the total number of deployments in a work pool widget. However, from what I gathered in the docs, the "total" likely refers to an aggregate count concerning the work pool - which might include deployments. Unfortunately, the documentation excerpts didn't specify exactly what is counted. For a more precise answer, you might want to check the exact implementation or explore Prefect's community discussions. Here’s the relevant Prefect Work Pools documentation and Prefect Community might also help. Do you want me to look into specific code implementations or GitHub issues for a more directed answer?

@Marvin, sorry it is on the Home page in the Prefect UI NOT the work pools page

It seems there's no direct documentation or GitHub issues that explicitly clarify what "x total" on the Home page in the Prefect UI widget represents. Based on general usage and context, the "x total" is typically indicative of an overall count related to that specific widget. Since it's on the Home page and next to work pools, it's reasonable to assume it might represent the total number of deployments connected to those work pools. For a definitive answer, I recommend checking with the Prefect community forums or asking directly in the Prefect Discourse Community. Would you like me to do another type of search or dig into anything specific?