@Marvin can you update a work queue using the cli?

It seems that the documentation does not explicitly mention updating a work queue using the CLI in Prefect 3.x. However, you can manage work queues, including their priority and concurrency, which might imply that some operations can be performed via the CLI. For detailed information on work queues and their management, you can check the Prefect documentation on work pools and queues. If you need to perform specific operations on work queues via the CLI, you might need to explore the CLI commands available in Prefect or consult additional resources or community forums for specific CLI capabilities related to work queues.

@Marvin can you update a work queue using the python sdk?

Updating a work queue using the Python SDK in Prefect 3.x doesn't appear to be directly documented. However, you can manage work queues using the

prefect.work_queue

module, which includes functions like

create

,

delete

,

inspect

,

pause

,

resume

, and

set_concurrency_limit

. For operations like updating, you might need to use a combination of these functions to achieve your desired outcome. Here's a hypothetical approach using the SDK:

python
from prefect import get_client

async def update_work_queue(queue_name, new_settings):
    async with get_client() as client:
        # Retrieve the current work queue settings
        work_queue = await client.read_work_queue_by_name(queue_name)
        
        # Update the work queue with new settings
        # This is a placeholder for actual logic to update the queue
        # as direct update functionality isn't explicitly documented
        updated_queue = {*work_queue, *new_settings}
        
        # Apply changes (hypothetical, as direct update API might not exist)
        await client.update_work_queue(updated_queue)

For more precise control, you should consult the Prefect API documentation or community resources. You can explore more about work queues in the Prefect documentation.