Ponraj
10/09/2024, 3:07 PMMarvin
10/09/2024, 3:07 PMprefect profile ls
to see the list of available profiles on your system. If 'local' is missing, you need to create or define it properly.
2. Create or Use a Profile:
- To switch to a different existing profile, run prefect profile use <profile_name>
.
- If 'local' is indeed required, create it using: prefect profile create local
.
Check Prefect's settings documentation for more commands:
Prefect 2.x Settings and Profiles Guide
### For Prefect 3.x:
1. View and Manage Profiles:
- You can run prefect config view --show-defaults
to view all available settings and find out what profiles exist by default.
- Profiles are stored in a TOML file usually at ~/.prefect/profiles.toml
. If the 'local' profile is missing from this file, you might want to add it manually or create it using CLI commands.
2. Create or Use a Profile:
- To manage profiles, use commands like prefect profile create local
to create a new profile, or prefect profile use default
if you want to switch back to the default.
More details on managing settings and profiles can be found here:
Prefect 3.x Settings and Profiles Guide
If you still encounter issues, you might want to verify the configuration files manually or consult the relevant sections of the official documentation linked above for further troubleshooting steps.