Scott
01/16/2025, 8:39 PMMarvin
01/16/2025, 8:40 PMrelative_to
, but the two paths involved don't share a common base directory. Here's a breakdown of potential causes and solutions:
1. Absolute vs Relative Paths: Ensure that both paths being compared are either both absolute or both relative. In your case, it seems like there's a mix-up between the paths from your environment variable $HOME
and the current working directory.
2. Environment Variables: Double-check that the $HOME
environment variable is correctly set and consistent across your deployment environment. It should point to the same base directory as your working directory if you're relying on it for path calculations.
3. Working Directory: Make sure that the current working directory (Path.cwd()
) is set correctly when the deployment is executed. You might want to explicitly set the working directory in your script or environment setup.
4. Path Configuration: Review how paths are configured in your flow and deployment scripts. If you're constructing paths dynamically, ensure they're constructed consistently using pathlib.Path
.
5. Deployment Configuration: Verify your deployment configuration files to ensure paths are correctly specified.
To address these issues, you can reconfigure your paths to ensure consistency. If you need more detailed guidance, consider sharing more about how you're setting up your paths or any specific configurations you're using.
If you need further assistance with Prefect's path handling, I can search the documentation for more context. Let me know if you'd like me to do that.