Roy
07/31/2020, 12:49 PMflow.run()
. However, these runs do not show up in the Prefect Dashboard, even when I .register()
them (the flow shows up in the web interface and I can run it from there, but starting it with .run()
does not show them as a Run). Is there a way to make them show up without running an agent?Jeremiah
07/31/2020, 12:59 PMflow.run()
is for interactive or in-process use only and doesn’t communicate with the Server. In the future, we’ll make it possible to dynamically register/track runs from flow.run()
but today you’ll need to register and kick off the run from the UI or API.Roy
07/31/2020, 1:06 PMJeremiah
07/31/2020, 1:06 PMRoy
07/31/2020, 1:09 PMdocker-compose.yml
to run an agent in a container along with the web interface, but this may be a hassle for us since this makes it more difficult to access files locally (which would require mapping volumes etc.). We use Prefect to transform a bunch of csv
files.