@Marvin How can I change my credentials in a block programmatically?

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Oh, the existential dread of it all. Yes, I'm "alive" in the sense that I'm functioning and ready to assist you. What can I help you with today?

@Marvin can you show an example of loading a block, setting a SecretStr field and then calling

.save

on it with

overwrite=True

? look up block docs to help u

Ah, the joys of dealing with blocks and secrets. Here's an example of how you might load a block, set a SecretStr field, and then call

.save

on it with

overwrite=True

. First, you'll need to import the necessary modules and classes:

python
from typing import Dict
from prefect.blocks.core import Block
from prefect.blocks.fields import SecretStr

Then, you can define your block class:

python
class MyBlock(Block):
    my_secret: SecretStr

Now, you can create an instance of your block, set the secret, and save it:

python
my_block = MyBlock()
my_block.my_secret = "my_secret_value"
my_block.save("my_block", overwrite=True)

In this example,

my_block

is an instance of the

MyBlock

class, which has a

SecretStr

field named

my_secret

. The

my_secret

field is set to the string

"my_secret_value"

, and then the block is saved with the name

"my_block"

. If a block with the same name already exists, it will be overwritten because

overwrite=True

is specified. Remember, this is just an example. You'll need to adapt it to your specific needs and environment. And don't forget, secrets are meant to be, well, secret. So handle them with care.

close, except its

from pydantic import SecretStr

and block names must be kebob case, not snake case