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Bump prefect from 2.14.12 to 2.14.15 #207

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Bumps prefect from 2.14.12 to 2.14.15.

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Release 2.14.15

What's Changed

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Full Changelog: PrefectHQ/prefect@2.14.14...2.14.15

Release 2.14.14

✨ Support for custom prefect.yaml deployment configuration files

You can now specify a prefect.yaml deployment configuration file while running prefect deploy by using the --prefect-file command line argument. This means that your configuration files can be in any directory and can follow your own naming conventions. Using this feature provides more flexibility in defining and managing your deployments.

✅ Toggle Deployment Schedule Status via prefect.yaml

You can now toggle your deployment schedules between active and inactive in your prefect.yaml configuration file. This enables you to create deployments with initially inactive schedules, allowing for thorough testing or staged rollouts!

🐍 Support for Python 3.12

You can now install prefect using Python 3.12! This support is experimental and will be hardened in future releases.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Contributors

A big thanks to @​brett-koonce, @​jitvimol, @​oz-elhassid, @​Zyntogz, and @​Andrew-S-Rosen for making their first contributions in this release.

See the release notes for more details.

Release 2.14.13

This release includes a few very exciting enhancements! 🪄

Access default work pool configurations in an air-gapped environment 🌐

Those who run Prefect server in an environment where arbitrary outbound internet traffic is not allowed were previously unable to retrieve up-to-date default work pool configurations (via the UI or otherwise). You can now access the worker metadata needed to access the corresponding work pool configurations in your server even in such an air-gapped environment. Upon each release of prefect, the most recent version of this worker metadata will be embedded in the prefect package so that it can be used as a fallback if the outbound call to retrieve the real-time metadata fails.

Introducing conditional task retries for enhanced workflow control 🔁

In this release, we're excited to introduce the ability to conditionally retry tasks by passing in an argument to retry_condition_fn in your task decorator, enabling more nuanced and flexible retry mechanisms. This adds a significant level of control and efficiency, particularly in handling complex or unpredictable task outcomes. For more information on usage, check out our docs!

Other enhancements and fixes 🛠️

We've also added the ability to open your current Prefect Cloud workspace in the browser from the CLI, display work queue status details via CLI, and much more! See the release notes for details.

Contributors 🧑‍🤝‍🧑

A big thanks to @​dominictarro and @​ConstantinoSchillebeeckx for contributing enhancements to this release, as well as to @​yifanmai, who made their first contribution.

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Prefect Release Notes

Release 2.14.14

Support for custom prefect.yaml deployment configuration files

You can now specify a prefect.yaml deployment configuration file while running prefect deploy by using the --prefect-file command line argument. This means that your configuration files can be in any directory and can follow your own naming conventions. Using this feature provides more flexibility in defining and managing your deployments.

See the following PR for implementation details:

Toggle Deployment Schedule Status via prefect.yaml

You can now toggle your deployment schedules between active and inactive in your prefect.yaml configuration file. This enables you to create deployments with initially inactive schedules, allowing for thorough testing or staged rollouts!

See the following PR for implementation details:

Support for Python 3.12

You can now install prefect using Python 3.12! This support is experimental and will be hardened in future releases.

See the following PR for implementation details:

Enhancements

Fixes

Experimental

Documentation

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Commits
  • e585e98 Bugfix: Missing UI_SERVE_BASE_URL lead to incorrect asset urls (#11628)
  • cd74a03 Release 2.14.14 (#11622)
  • c00b6ec adding incident, metric, and deployment status info to automations docs (#11625)
  • 1e17e28 ft: add docs clarifying where to run prefect-deploy and entrypoint format (#1...
  • 960d1f7 Safer handling of class-based type hints with `from future import annotat...
  • 9f924fb Enhancement: Reverse proxy auto-build (#11493)
  • f3f7168 raise helpful error message w .deploy (#11615)
  • c082e43 Bump @​prefecthq/vue-compositions from 1.6.7 to 1.6.8 in /ui (#11581)
  • 3e334ad Bump prefect-ui-library to 2.4.25. (#11621)
  • b448bc4 Raise StepExecutionError on non-zero run_shell_script return code during ...
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Bumps [prefect](https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect) from 2.14.12 to 2.14.15.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect/blob/main/RELEASE-NOTES.md)
- [Commits](PrefectHQ/prefect@2.14.12...2.14.15)

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Superseded by #210.

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