Re-create tutorial images and deprecate `BokehRunner`
See original GitHub issueIn response to #606 , I’m going through all of our images and I can’t help but notice that the mermaid generated images / the images generated with flow.visualize()
look much nicer than the screenshots of BokehRunner
images. Given the difficulty in maintaining / testing the BokehRunner
app on top of this, I’m going to go out on a limb and vote that we deprecate the BokehRunner
and recreate all tutorial images with mermaid and / or flow.visualize()
(with flow state kwarg for colored states).
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Yup, if you provide a flow state object to
visualize
it will color the tasks accordingly (see https://docs.prefect.io/tutorials/visualization.html and the section called “Static Flow Visualization - Post Run”)Makes sense, I push for
.visualize()
. Is there currently a way to color the tasks in it?