@Marvin How to reset prefect config environment variable to default from profiles (which we set locally) ?

It looks like information regarding how to reset Prefect configuration profiles is somewhat elusive, but let's see if I can provide some guidance based on general knowledge. Given your scenario, you’ll typically reset the local configuration by following these steps: 1. Identify and Locate the Configuration File: Prefect uses configuration profiles stored in files located typically in the

.prefect

directory within your home folder. You should look for

config.toml

or the

profiles/

directory. 2. Deleting or Renaming Profile Files: To reset the configuration, you can delete or rename these files. For example, you can move the

config.toml

to a backup name. 3. Use Prefect Commands to Reset: You can utilize Prefect CLI commands such as:

bash
   prefect config reset

This command would help reset the configuration values to their default state. While no relevant Prefect documentation or GitHub issues precisely address this, the procedure commonly involves manual adjustments or CLI utility measures. If you need more detailed steps bespoke to your environment setup, I recommend checking the official Prefect documentation and Prefect GitHub issues continually for more precise and updated solutions.