Is there a way to skip a flow registration using python logic? I have one

flows

directory that registers the same flows in different runtime environments, but some flows I only want to run in

staging

and not in

production

, for example. I register all staging flows using:

prefect register -p lib/flows/ --project {project} --label staging

Hey @Lana Dann, are you thinking that the this logic would live inside the

python

file? I don’t think there is a way. The only thing I can think of here would be to split up the flows into different folders inside that

flow

folder so that you can register one folder at a time

yeah, i tried adding logic like:

if os.environ.get("ENVIRONMENT") == "staging":
    with Flow(...) as flow:
        do_things()

but then it doesn’t register at all 😞

you can register all of them, and then turn it off the schedule if you don’t want to run. (or even remove the project using graphql or

client.delete_project(project_id)

) example:

if os.environ.get("ENVIRONMENT") == "staging":
    for project_name in stage_project:
        query = "query {flow(where:{project: {name: {_eq: %s}}, archived: {_eq: false}}) {id}}" % project_name
        result = client.graphql(query)
        project_id = '"' + result['data']['flow'][0]['id'] + '"'

        # pause flow
        query = "mutation {set_schedule_inactive(input: {flow_id: %s}) {success}}" % project_id
        client.graphql(query)

or sth like that, I don’t know if would work when deployed tho