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I have found this `paused` property on a deployment and hoped to `prefect deployment pause *-stg --version &lt;myversion&gt;` or some variation of it but its hard to find how to implement that in actuality

there's two things I would recommend
• tags like you mention
• separate work pools
    ◦ stg
    ◦ prd
so the nice thing about the second thing is that you can disable the work pool wholesale to stop work in or the other

thanks! i should look into work pools. Meanwhile, can you point me in the right direction with the pseudo-command above? i cant find up to date info on how to pause stuff

<https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect/issues/14529|relevant context > 

you’re trying to pause deployment schedules ?

i think that’s all paused does at this point

yes trying to pause all schedules of a deployment

ideally all schedules of all staging deployments (name ends with -stg) with a given tag present

I think you'd have to <https://github.com/prefecthq/prefect/blob/main/tests/server/orchestration/api/test_deployments.py#L2266-L2286|hit the endpoint yourself> until that PR gets released

there might be a better thing to do, but im not super clear on the expected behavior you mentioned

after some googling it seems like that filtering isnt gonna be easy with globs (seems like prefect only supports them for `prefect deploy`) and grep isnt gonna play nicely with the output table, so, am i correct to think a python script is my best bet?

Okay seems like a good case for hitting /pause_deployment after some filtering with a python script. Am i seeing it right?

yeah if you do need to pause then hitting the endpoint from python is what i’d do