I should specify in the above ^, I have a workflow in one file, and it imports and runs a task from another file. When the task is run, it fails at the top of the file when it tries to import a local file (which is neither the workflow file or the task file). I went into the pod when its running the task, and the only files in there are the workflow file and the task file. Is there a way to have it pull all files in so they can be imported, like a git pull from a repo? Or what is the general development cycle for that?

https://docs.flyte.org/projects/flytekit/en/latest/pyflyte.html#cmdoption-pyflyte-build-copy-all the copy all should accomplish this when using

pyflyte

ahh, perfect i’ll try that out. do you know if that follows any ignore files, like

.dockerignore

or anything?

i'm not aware of any ignore mechanisms that s actually documented in the link below one thing that isn't well documented imo are the assumptions made by

pyflyte run

vs more realistic / production use cases https://docs.flyte.org/projects/cookbook/en/stable/getting_started/package_register.html is the best document for that

ahhh, beautiful, I see that. I’ll read through that doc some more, thank you. one follow up, if you don’t mind. It seems like my

pyflyte run

and

pyflyte build

commands are taking quite awhile to run (a few minutes or so before anything outputs). any idea how to debug that? But maybe I should be using `register`i need to read up on the use cases for that

admin:
  endpoint: redacted
  authType: Pkce
  clientId: redacted
logger:
  show-source: true
  level: 0

~/.flyte/config.yaml

i think the

level

here effects the CLI, but I'm not sure what numeric value is what level

sounds good, I’ll give some levels a try. I see 3 looks like the default, and another page mentions 20