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The search did not return information specific to configuring a Prefect Snowflake block with JWT. To provide you with the best possible answer, I would need to investigate further, including looking into Prefect's documentation, community discussions, or reaching out to Prefect's support for up-to-date methods to accomplish this, as such configurations can be quite specific and potentially complex depending on the authentication requirements of the Snowflake service and how they interact with Prefect's system. If you're looking for guidelines on setting up a Snowflake connection using JWT within Prefect, I can certainly help guide you on where to look or assist you with what the industry-standard practices might be for such an integration. As of now, it is likely that you'd need to use a

SnowflakeCredentials

block within Prefect to manage your Snowflake connection, and then modify it to use JWT for authentication. Normally, this would involve inputting your JWT token as a part of the credentials configuration. If you have specific questions about fields or configuration options, please let me know, and I can assist further.