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@Marvin if this is how my deployment is created: cam_flow.deploy( name="cccg-deployment", work_pool_name="cccg-pool", image=githab.com/img, push=False, build=False, ) How to call the flow now with run_deployment: flow_run = run_deployment(name="my_flow_name/my_deployment_name", parameters={"cam_name": cam_name})
m
To help you run your flow using
run_deployment
, I'll need to determine the version of Prefect you're using since the usage might differ between Prefect 2.x and 3.x. Could you confirm which version of Prefect you are working with? You can typically check the installed version using a command like
prefect version
in your environment. If you're not sure, I can guide you based on both scenarios.
It seems there's a problem determining the exact Prefect version to provide the most accurate guidance. Since Prefect syntax can vary between versions, I'll assume you are using a version compatible with the
run_deployment
function. If you're using Prefect 2.x or later, here's a general guide on how you can use the
run_deployment
function: 1. Ensure Your Deployment Name is Correct: - The deployment is created with the name
cccg-deployment
. Make sure that the name you use in the
run_deployment
function matches the deployment name in Prefect Cloud or your local server, formatted as
"flow_name/deployment_name"
. 2. Call the Deployment Correctly: - If your flow was defined with the name
cam_flow
and the deployment is known as
cccg-deployment
, you might need to call it like:
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flow_run = run_deployment(name="cam_flow/cccg-deployment", parameters={"cam_name": cam_name})
3. Parameters: - Double-check if
parameters
is the right way to pass data to your flow. This assumes
cam_name
is defined correctly in your context. For more tailored assistance, confirming your Prefect version would be advantageous, and I'd be happy to look up exact syntax and utilize Prefect's tools more effectively. Alternatively, you might want to check Prefect's official documentation or your deployment logs for more details. If this doesn't solve your issue, please confirm your Prefect version or provide more details, and I'll assist further!
To run a deployment using Prefect, you'll use the
run_deployment
function. From the information I found in the Prefect 2.x documentation, here's how you can do it: 1. Ensure the Deployment Name is Correct: - You mentioned your deployment is named
cccg-deployment
. When using
run_deployment
, you'll need to provide it in the format
flow_name/deployment_name
. Ensure you replace
flow_name
with the actual flow name you've defined. 2. Running the Deployment: - Use the following structure to call your deployment. This assumes that your flow is named
cam_flow
.
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from prefect.deployments import run_deployment

def run_my_flow():
    response = run_deployment(name="cam_flow/cccg-deployment", parameters={"cam_name": cam_name})
    print(response)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    run_my_flow()
Make sure you've replaced
cam_name
with the appropriate variable or value you intend to pass to the deployment. 3. Prefect Configuration and Environment: - Ensure that your environment is set up to connect to the Prefect API. This might involve setting up a
PREFECT_API_URL
if running agents need to interact remotely. For more details, you can visit the deployment guide on the Prefect website: Prefect Documentation on Deployments.