I have a same issue as @Riley Hun , but with local agent. The Flow has dependency from my classes, and after successfully registering and running - i got error " not module named". And it solved If i placed directory with dependency in my environment (C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\...) For example in airflow there is plugin directory for this case. Does prefect has same option ?

Hi bral- with the local agent you can add import paths to your runs with the -p option. See the example here: https://docs.prefect.io/api/latest/agent/local.html#localagent

@Chris White thanks for quick response! But it does not help me. Probably i done some wrong. I have directory D:\pycharmproject\ it is root of project. In root project theres directory utils where placed utils.py. in my flow i imported : from utils.utils import Test , and started flow agent : prefect agent start local --import-path D:\pycharmproject\ . After registering flow and running i got same error. What i done wrong?

Hmm that sounds suspicious then; can you try adding another import path for

D:\pycharmproject\utils\

? (Note: you can append multiple paths by repeatedly using the

-p

or

--import-path

flag). IF that doesn’t work would you mind opening an issue for us with a minimal reproducible example?

@Chris White thank you so much!