Abuzar Shakikh
02/13/2025, 7:02 AMPrefectFuture objects, without raising a TypeError: 'PrefectFuture' object is not iterableMarvin
02/13/2025, 7:02 AMPrefectFuture objects, you'll want to ensure you're handling them correctly without trying to iterate over them directly since they aren't inherently iterable. The PrefectFuture class provides methods to manage asynchronous task execution, but if you have a list of lists containing these objects, you can flatten them using a simple list comprehension.
Here's a basic approach to flatten such a list:
python
# Suppose `list_of_lists` is your list of lists containing PrefectFuture objects
flattened_list = [future for sublist in list_of_lists for future in sublist]
This comprehension will iterate over each sublist and then over each PrefectFuture object within those sublists, effectively flattening the structure.
You can find more about PrefectFuture and related utilities in the Prefect source code. If you need to wait for all the futures to complete, you might want to explore methods provided by the PrefectFuture class, such as result() or wait().
If you encounter any issues, feel free to provide more details, and I can assist further.