@Marvin How can I resolve this error: ImportError: cannot import name 'AsyncClientContext' from 'prefect.context'

It seems that the

ImportError

regarding

AsyncClientContext

might be related to changes or deprecations in Prefect's newer versions. To assist you effectively, I'd need to conduct more specific searches in the Prefect 2.x and 3.x documentation. Could you confirm which version of Prefect you are using? This will help me tailor the answer to the correct version. If you're unsure, you can check this by running

prefect --version

in your command line. Once you provide the version, I can dive deeper into the relevant resources to find a solution for you!

Prefect 3.0.4

It seems that the specific documentation for Prefect 3.x on the

AsyncClientContext

is not easily found through the available search. However, the error you're encountering typically means that the

AsyncClientContext

has been moved or removed in recent updates of the Prefect library. Here's how you can resolve this: 1. Check for Map Changes or Deprecations: - First, ensure that your codebase is aligned with any structural changes in Prefect 3.x. This can frequently occur in major version upgrades. - In Prefect 3.x, many of the components are restructured. You might need to look at Prefect’s migration or what's new guide for 3.x, to identify how the

AsyncClientContext

should now be handled or replaced. 2. Update Imports: - Double-check if there's a new module that needs to be imported instead of

prefect.context

. Sometimes class paths change in library updates. 3. Seek Alternative Solutions: - If a feature or component is deprecated, Prefect often provides alternative solutions or newer APIs to achieve similar results. 4. Raise an Issue or Check with the Community: - Since no directly related issues were found in the GitHub issues search, considering raising a new issue or checking Prefect’s community forums might yield additional insights or confirm if this part of the library has been altered. Although my search did not return specific information about

AsyncClientContext

, I recommend exploring the Prefect 3.x documentation directly for more intricate details on library changes. If you have concerns about the compatibility with your existing codebase, Prefect's community and support channels will be a valuable resource to investigate further.