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09/26/2024, 8:51 AMMarvin
09/26/2024, 8:52 AMprefect init --recipe
command. Here's how you can do it for both Prefect 2.x and 3.x versions:
### For Prefect 2.x:
To run the azure
recipe and specify fields, you should run:
sh
prefect init --recipe azure
During the initialization, you’ll be prompted to enter values for parameters such as container and folder. Based on the documentation:
#### Example parameters often include:
- container: The name of the Azure Blob Storage container.
- folder: The folder within the container where your data and flows are stored.
Here’s a basic example:
sh
prefect init --recipe azure
Then follow the prompts to specify:
1. Enter the container name when prompted:
sh
Enter Azure Blob Storage container name: my-container
2. Enter the folder name when prompted:
sh
Enter folder name within the container: my-folder
### For Prefect 3.x:
The prefect init --recipe azure
command works similarly in Prefect 3.x. If you face any issue, make sure that there is no bug associated with that version. For instance, issue 9962 reported a related bug, but following the typical flow should still prompt you for necessary fields.
Links:
1. Prefect Recipes Overview
2. Azure Integration in Prefect
Let me know if you need any further assistance!Marvin
09/26/2024, 8:54 AMprefect init --recipe
command is not currently documented in the existing Prefect 2.x or 3.x documentation. Here is some relevant information:
### Prefect 2.x Documentation:
There is no specific section that explicitly handles passing fields directly as arguments in the prefect init --recipe azure
command. Most parameters are expected to be input interactively.
### Prefect 3.x Documentation:
Similar to 2.x, there are no direct mentions of passing parameters via command line arguments for prefect init --recipe azure
, suggesting you might need to follow the interactive prompts approach.
### Attempt to Find Solutions on GitHub Issues:
A quick search through GitHub issues also did not yield any conclusive solution for bypassing the prompt entirely via command line.
### Alternative Approach (Default Configuration):
Given this information, you might need to resort to using the default configuration and then modify the prefect.yaml
file or deployment configuration file post initialization.
### Sample Workflow:
1. Initialize the recipe:
sh
prefect init --recipe azure
2. Modify the configuration file:
After initialization, update the prefect.yaml
or relevant files with your specific container and folder settings.
### Helpful Links:
1. Prefect Recipes Overview
2. Deploying with Azure
3. GitHub Prefect Issues
Currently, this may require a bit more manual work until this feature is possibly integrated in future updates. If this functionality is critical for your use case, I recommend creating an issue or feature request on Prefect's GitHub to make the development team aware of this need.Bring your towel and join one of the fastest growing data communities. Welcome to our second-generation open source orchestration platform, a completely rethought approach to dataflow automation.
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