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It sounds like you're having trouble with updating the deployment's

infra_overrides

using the Prefect Cloud API. Let's take a look at some possible reasons why the changes might not be reflecting. Since you received a 204 response, it typically indicates that the request was processed successfully, but the actual update might not have been applied as expected. Before diving into the solution, could you confirm whether you are using Prefect 2.x or 3.x? The capabilities for interacting with the API might slightly differ depending on the version. In the meantime, I'll perform searches in the Prefect documentation and GitHub issues to gather information that could be relevant for both versions. Let's see if there are any known issues or additional steps needed when updating a deployment via the API. This will help us find the most accurate and up-to-date information for resolving your issue. Oops, it seems like there was a glitch in the matrix while trying to perform the searches. Let's try this again with some refined queries. I'll focus on finding information about querying Prefect Cloud API for deployment updates, particularly regarding infra_overrides. Please confirm your Prefect version, as the procedures could vary between Prefect 2.x and 3.x. While I perform these searches again, here's a quick checklist you can go through: 1. API Usage: Ensure that the

new_infra_overrides

contains the correct data structure as expected by Prefect Cloud. 2. Deployment ID: Verify that the deployment ID used to fetch and update the deployment is correct. 3. API Client: Ensure that the client context manager (

get_prefect_cloud_client()

) is set up correctly and has the necessary permissions for updating deployments. Let me know if you have the specific Prefect version, and I'll attempt to gather accurate resources once more.

The issue is resolved.