Zanie Blue

That version looks good, I'm pretty confused as we test containers on Linux in CI. Would you try setting `network_mode` to `"bridge"` in your Docker infrastructure block? Thanks for your...

By default, we use the "host" network mode on Linux when we detect that you're running an API on localhost because it makes it easier for users to get started....

We automatically coerce futures into values for you, but that kind of magic isn't supported by type checkers. I'm not sure this is something we can reasonably address. To support...

I'm certain this will require a `mypy` plugin. If someone is interested in taking a swing, I will review the pull request.

The comment above still stands: > To support this, we'd need to update the input signature of your task to make each argument a Union[Future[T], T]. I do not believe...

Here's the changelog: https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect/blob/1.x/CHANGELOG.md In what way is it not working? It all looks successful from those logs. Can you confirm if this issue occurs on Prefect 1.3.0?

@anticorrelator is it possible this is a regression in the new concurrency limit implementation? @j-tr have you encountered this in the open source version?

@bunchesofdonald note that new flag actually allows you to _disable_ loading the existing deployment — our default behavior is to load it.

Thanks for checking back in! > although there's no mention of what these conditions are The blurb [at the start of the persistence section](https://docs.prefect.io/concepts/results/#persisting-results) lists the features that enable results...

> So having a manually set cache key forces you to either have persistence always on or to return nothing? You can't have cache_key_fn=lambda: "sometimes", persist_result=None? If you do `cache_key_fn=lambda:...