@Marvin can you help me with this error when i am trying to run the prefect --no-prompt deploy --all to deploy my all flows to server

File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 241, in _call_with_frames_removed
  File "/Users/stas/PycharmProjects/data-infra-prefect/auto_scoring/functions/upload_csv_files.py", line 5, in <module>
    from functions.correlation_to_snowflake import load_correlation_to_snowflake
  File "/Users/stas/PycharmProjects/data-infra-prefect/auto_scoring/functions/correlation_to_snowflake.py", line 5, in <module>
    database = JSON.load("auto-scoring").value["database"]
               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'coroutine' object has no attribute 'value'
An exception occurred.
sys:1: RuntimeWarning: coroutine 'Block.load' was never awaited

The error message you're encountering suggests that there's an issue with how asynchronous code is being handled in your Prefect deployment script. The specific error,

AttributeError: 'coroutine' object has no attribute 'value'

, usually indicates that you're trying to access properties of a coroutine object without awaiting it, which is necessary in asynchronous programming. Here's a breakdown of the issue and how it might be resolved: 1. Understanding the Error: - The error suggests that the

Block.load("auto-scoring")

function returns a coroutine. In Python, coroutines need to be awaited to execute and get their resolved value. 2. Resolving the Error: - In Prefect,

Block.load()

is typically an asynchronous method in versions where Prefect uses

asyncio

for concurrency. - You should

await

the coroutine to get its value. This can be done inside an asynchronous function. Here is a general way to adjust your code:

python
import asyncio
from functions.correlation_to_snowflake import load_correlation_to_snowflake

async def load_database_config():
    # Await the coroutine to get the result
    database_block = await JSON.load("auto-scoring")
    database = database_block.value["database"]
    return database

# If you need to run this asynchronously, do something like:
asyncio.run(load_database_config())

### Key Steps: - Change to Asynchronous: Wrap your blocking code such that it makes room for

await

. - Use

async

and

await

: Convert the function into an asynchronous function if it's not yet, and insert

await

before the coroutine call. ### Further Assistance: - Make sure your environment is setup to support running asynchronous functions. - Ensure you are using compatible Prefect version syntax, as async and sync methods may differ. If you tell me the specific Prefect version you're using, I can tailor this guidance further for you.