Justin Tierney
03/04/2025, 3:33 PMMarvin
03/04/2025, 3:33 PMprefect.yaml file and redeploy the specific deployment. Here’s how you can do it:
1. Modify the `prefect.yaml`: Update the pull section within your prefect.yaml file. This section defines how Prefect pulls your deployment in remote execution environments.
2. Redeploy the Deployment: After updating the prefect.yaml, run the prefect deploy command. You can specify the deployment to update using the --name option, like so:
   bash
   prefect deploy --name your-deployment
   This command will update the deployment with your new configuration.
Here's a link to the relevant documentation for more details: Prefect YAML Infrastructure Concepts.
Remember, changes in the prefect.yaml affect deployments when they are redeployed. Existing deployments won't automatically inherit changes unless explicitly redeployed.Justin Tierney
03/04/2025, 3:34 PMMarvin
03/04/2025, 3:35 PM--name option when running prefect deploy.
2. Inspect Deployment Details: After redeploying, inspect the deployment details in the Prefect UI to verify if any changes have been applied. Sometimes, UI caching might not reflect updates immediately.
3. Check Prefect Version: Ensure that your Prefect version is up to date. Occasionally, issues are resolved in newer releases, and updating might address unexpected behavior.
4. Deployment Overrides: Make sure that no overrides are set elsewhere that might conflict with the changes you made in the prefect.yaml.
5. Logs and Errors: Check the logs for any errors or warnings during the deployment process. These might provide hints if something is not being applied as expected.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, consider reaching out to the Prefect community or filing a support ticket for more personalized assistance.Justin Tierney
03/04/2025, 3:37 PMMarvin
03/04/2025, 3:37 PMNate
03/04/2025, 5:14 PM