@Marvin, is there prefect functionality to display matplotlib plots produced by a task when logging into the prefect server?

It seems that Prefect's logging capabilities focus primarily on text-based logs and do not directly support embedding or displaying matplotlib plots within the Prefect server UI. However, you can log information using the

get_run_logger()

method and manage print statements using the

log_prints

option. Here's a brief overview: 1. Logging in Prefect: You can log from a flow or a task by retrieving a logger instance with

get_run_logger()

. The standard Python logging methods can then be used. Prefect Logging Documentation 2. Print Statement Logging: Prefect allows automatic logging of print statements by setting

log_prints=True

on tasks or flows. This redirects the built-in

print

to the Prefect logger at the INFO level. For visual outputs like matplotlib plots, you might need to save the plots as image files and store them in a location accessible to your team or link them in the logs. If you'd like to explore further customization of logging or explore additional Prefect features, you can refer to the Prefect documentation or its GitHub repository for more examples and guidance.