@Marvin In doc we see : "Alternatively, for a private repository, you can create a

Secret

block or create a credentials block specific to your git-based version control platform to store your credentials. Then you can reference the block in the Python

deploy

method or the

prefect.yaml

file pull step." This is absolutely not clear for

prefect.yaml

users! How do we precisely fill a GitHub storage block with a Secret as well in

prefect.yaml

?

To use a GitHub storage block with a Secret in your

prefect.yaml

, you can leverage Prefect's ability to reference blocks dynamically at runtime. Here's how you can set it up: 1. Define the Secret Block: First, you need to create a Secret block in Prefect that stores your credentials, such as a GitHub token. 2. Reference in

prefect.yaml

: In your

prefect.yaml

file, you can use this Secret block within the

pull

section to clone a private repository. Here's a basic example of how you might structure this:

yaml
pull:
  - prefect.tasks.git_clone:
      repository: "<https://github.com/your-private-repo.git>"
      credentials: "{{ prefect.blocks.SecretBlockName }}"

Replace

SecretBlockName

with the actual name of your Secret block. The

credentials

field should point to the block that contains your GitHub credentials. For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the Prefect documentation on infrastructure concepts and GitHub storage block usage. If you need further assistance or examples, let me know and I'll delve deeper into the documentation for you.