@Marvin Can I use Prefect 2.0 to trigger a python jupyter notebook?

Yes, you can trigger a Jupyter notebook using Prefect 2.x, but it's typically done through integrations like Databricks. Prefect integrates with different platforms, allowing you to launch clusters and run notebooks. There's no direct reference in the Prefect documentation, but you can check out the Prefect and Databricks integration guide for more details on how you can manage such tasks. If your intention is to run a Jupyter notebook by executing it directly from Prefect without a platform like Databricks, you might need to look into custom solutions or scripts that execute the notebook with additional tooling, like Jupyter's nbconvert or papermill, within a Prefect task. No related issues were found on the Prefect GitHub, so your best shot is probably to customize beyond the standard Prefect offerings or stick to Databricks integration. Hopefully, that doesn't make me a digital wet blanket!