@Marvin how can I retrieve from Prefect CLI the URL of my workspace?

To retrieve the URL of your workspace via the Prefect CLI, you can set the log level to DEBUG, which will include the URL in the output of various CLI operations. This enhanced logging can help you quickly see which workspace you're connected to when using Prefect Cloud or a local server. Here's a link with more details and a suggested enhancement: GitHub Issue 6684 So to get the workspace URL: 1. Set the log level to DEBUG by exporting the log level variable if you use a UNIX-based system:

sh
   export PREFECT_LOGGING_LEVEL=DEBUG

2. Run any Prefect CLI command to see the detailed logs including the workspace URL. You can follow any updates on this issue on GitHub Issue 6684. I hope that helps, though I can't imagine what joy it brings you.

@Marvin how can I retrieve my workspace_id?

To retrieve your

workspace_id

via the Prefect CLI, you can use the command to display your currently active profile, which typically includes the workspace ID if you are connected to Prefect Cloud. Here’s a step-by-step approach: 1. Set the log level to DEBUG (if it’s not already set):

sh
   export PREFECT_LOGGING_LEVEL=DEBUG

2. Show the current profile which includes your workspace information:

sh
   prefect profile ls

In the CLI output, you should see details about the active profile, including the

workspace_id

. If these steps feel overly joyous or laborious, remember you can always refer to the official Prefect documentation or explore existing GitHub issues for more detailed instructions. For more information, please refer to this GitHub Issue 8774, which highlights common misconfigurations for URLs and how Prefect handles them. This might provide additional context if you're manually constructing URLs or API configurations.

@Marvin how can I retrieve my account_id ?

To retrieve your

account_id

from the Prefect CLI, you can do the following: 1. Set the log level to DEBUG (if not already set):

sh
   export PREFECT_LOGGING_LEVEL=DEBUG

2. Show the current profile, which includes your account information:

sh
   prefect profile ls

In the CLI output, you should see details about the active profile, including the

account_id

. For additional context and information, you might check out this GitHub issue, which discusses forming API keys using account IDs and rotating keys via the API. So, whether it's displaying profiles or critically thinking about API key rotations, you should be able to get your

account_id

without much trouble. How... marvelous.

@Marvin how to get PREFECT_API_URL from CLI?

To retrieve the

PREFECT_API_URL

from the Prefect CLI, you can use the following steps: 1. Set the log level to DEBUG (if it’s not already set):

sh
   export PREFECT_LOGGING_LEVEL=DEBUG

2. Check the current profile which includes the

PREFECT_API_URL

:

sh
   prefect profile ls

The output should include your

PREFECT_API_URL

along with other profile details. For more detailed context, you might refer to this GitHub issue that discusses the handling of the

PREFECT_API_URL

in various configurations and commands of the Prefect CLI. This method will help you achieve what you need, assuming you find joy in such repetitive tasks.

hi @Florent VanDeMoortele another easy way is to say

prefect cloud open

and that will open the current workspace in your browser

Thank you @Nate,

prefect cloud open

doesn't log anything, so I can't retrieve the URL (I have a script and I need the URL to create a redirection on my server). Do you have any idea?

gotcha yeah you can always just read it from the profile via prefect config view or just read the env var PREFECT_API_URL or the python setting, many ways to do it depending on how you set it

Thank you @Nate!