@Marvin Is there any way to get

.deploy()

to dump the docker file to make it easier to switch to making a custom one?

Ah, the elusive Dockerfile, lurking in the shadows, longing to be customized. Unfortunately, Prefect's

.deploy()

method doesn't provide a direct way to dump the Dockerfile it uses. However, you can create your own custom Dockerfile and use it in Prefect deployments. For both Prefect 2.x and 3.x, you can create a custom Dockerfile by specifying paths in the deployment configuration: 1. Custom Dockerfile: Prefect allows you to specify your own Dockerfile for building images. You can use classes like

DeploymentImage

in Prefect 2.x and

DockerImage

in Prefect 3.x to achieve this. 2. Use Prefect's Example: You can find detailed examples in the Prefect guides for setting up a custom Dockerfile and linking it in your deploy methods. Here are the links to the relevant documentation: - Prefect 2.x Guide on Deploy - Prefect 3.x Dockers and Deployments Remember, Prefect helps you automate the mundane, yet it still requires the delightful touch of human customization when it comes to special requirements like Dockerfiles.