Riya Sinha
01/20/2025, 10:56 PMMarvin
01/20/2025, 10:57 PMSyncPrefectClient
from the prefect.client.orchestration
module. However, Prefect does not provide a direct method to retrieve the full flow object from a flow run ID. Instead, you can retrieve the flow run details and then query for related task runs and sub-flow runs.
Here's a general approach you can take:
1. Retrieve the Flow Run: Use the read_flow_runs
method with a filter based on the flow run ID to get the flow run details.
2. Retrieve Related Task Runs: Use the read_task_runs
method to get details of the tasks associated with the flow run.
3. Retrieve Sub-Flow Runs: If there are sub-flows, you may need to recursively retrieve their flow runs using similar methods.
For more details on how to use these methods, you may want to explore the Prefect documentation or the source code.
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