@Marvin In my Prefect project I have following structure: /flows/google_flow.py and /integrations/api/google.py how to import class from google.py to google_flow.py if flows and integrations directories are siblings? I get ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'integrations', despite having init.py everywhere

It seems like your issue is related to Python's import system rather than Prefect itself. Given your directory structure, you need to ensure that the parent directory of both

flows

and

integrations

is in your Python path. Here's a concise way to import your class: 1. Ensure the Parent Directory is in the PYTHONPATH: You can do this by setting the

PYTHONPATH

environment variable or by modifying

sys.path

within your script. 2. Import Statement: If the parent directory is correctly set in the path, your import statement in

google_flow.py

should look like this:

python
   from integrations.api.google import YourClassName

3. Check

__init__.py

Files: You've mentioned having

__init__.py

files, which is good. Make sure they are present in both

flows

and

integrations

directories to mark them as packages. If you are running your script from the command line, you can temporarily add the parent directory to the

PYTHONPATH

like this:

bash
PYTHONPATH='..' python flows/google_flow.py

This assumes you are in the directory containing both

flows

and

integrations

. If you're still facing issues, please ensure that your working directory is set correctly, and the paths are as expected when running the script.