@Marvin when making a deployment with python is there a way to supress the run instruction output after the deployment suceeds?

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To schedule a run for this deployment, use the following command:

        $ prefect deployment run 'run/myrun'

It seems like you're trying to find a way to suppress the run instruction output after a deployment succeeds in Prefect. After searching through the documentation, I didn't find a direct method to suppress these outputs using configuration settings in the

prefect.yaml

or via any immediate command line options. Both Prefect 2.x and 3.x documentation discuss deployment mechanics, but they don't go into specifics about output suppression after deployment. This output is likely part of the standard feedback, designed to assist users by providing the next steps, such as how to schedule a run. If the output is problematic in environments like CI/CD, a potential workaround could be to redirect the output to

null

or handle it in a way that doesn’t affect your logs. This isn't a built-in feature but a common technique in command-line operations. For more detailed insights, you can have a peek at the Prefect documentation: - Prefect 2.x: Deployment Guide - Prefect 3.x: Prefect Deployment Guide If this continues to be a need, you might consider raising an issue or feature request on the Prefect GitHub repository to explore the possibility of adding such a feature.