DockerEnvironment prefect version
See original GitHub issueCurrently, DockerEnvironment
s pull the bleeding edge version of Prefect from git, which might not agree with a user’s local version, or might not be stable. I think we should have a “prefect_version” init kwarg that (optionally) specifies a specific Prefect version to pull (defaults to pulling bleeding edge).
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Maybe default to whatever version the user is currently running?
Yea that makes sense; however, counterpoint: if someone has a
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version, it means they necessarily installed directly from GitHub. Which makes me think they could be utilizing some new tasks or something. I think now that I’ve said that out loud I vote that particular situation defaults tomaster
- what do you think?Wait wait, there might be a third option… give me a minute.