@Marvin prefect 2 PREFECT_EXPERIMENTAL_ENABLE_TASK_SCHEDULING can i set this as an env var?

The search did not directly identify documentation specifically about setting the

PREFECT_EXPERIMENTAL_ENABLE_TASK_SCHEDULING

as an environment variable in Prefect 2.x. However, Prefect does allow configuration through environment variables, and such settings are often prefixed with

PREFECT_

. In general, to set an environment variable for Prefect, you can use the following syntax in your shell:

export PREFECT_EXPERIMENTAL_ENABLE_TASK_SCHEDULING=true

This command sets the variable for the current session. Environment variables prefixed with

PREFECT_

are commonly used for configuration purposes. For more specific information or potential updates to this setting, you may want to refer to the Prefect documentation or the community forums. For more details on configuring Prefect, you can check Prefect's runtime configuration documentation.

@Marvin how do i edit these settings?

To modify Prefect settings in version 2.x, you have a few options: 1. Environment Variables: You can set environment variables directly in your shell session. For example, to change a specific setting like

PREFECT_HOME

, you would use:

export PREFECT_HOME="/path/to/home"

These variables remain set only for the duration of the session or until you unset them. 2. Prefect Configuration Profiles: Prefect allows you to persist settings by creating configuration profiles. This approach is useful if you want to manage different environments or settings consistently without repeatedly setting environment variables. You can manage these profiles using the

prefect profile

CLI commands. 3. Use the Prefect CLI: You can set and clear configuration values using the Prefect CLI. To set a configuration value, use:

prefect config set PREFECT_API_URL="your_api_url"

4. Viewing Settings: You can view the current values of your settings with the command:

prefect config view --show-sources

5. Reset to Defaults: To reset a setting to its default value, you can unset it using:

prefect config unset PREFECT_API_URL

For more detailed guidance, you can refer to Prefect's settings documentation. This documentation provides a broader context on managing configuration profiles and using the CLI commands effectively.