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Hi all, I’m not sure how i am supposed to leverage secret string from a customised block. I’m trying...
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Hi all, I’m not sure how i am supposed to leverage secret string from a customised block. I’m trying to run a shell where i pass a password.
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@flow()
def obtain_kerberos_ticket(kerberos_block: KerberosCredentials) -> None:
   logger = get_run_logger()
   shell_run_command(
        command='echo "${PASSWORD}" | kinit USERNAME; klist',
        env={
            'USERNAME': kerberos_block.username,
            'PASSWORD': kerberos_block.password,
        },
        return_all=True)
    <http://logger.info|logger.info>("a kerberos tickets has been obtained")
TypeError: expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object, not SecretStr
thanks for any help
m
Hey Luca I think after you load the block you also need to call .get() to return the value for the secret str. Something Like this assuming your loading the block earlier
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@flow()
def obtain_kerberos_ticket(kerberos_block: KerberosCredentials) -> None:
   logger = get_run_logger()
   shell_run_command(
        command='echo "${PASSWORD}" | kinit USERNAME; klist',
        env={
            'USERNAME': kerberos_block.get("username"),
            'PASSWORD': kerberos_block.get("password"),
        },
        return_all=True)
    <http://logger.info|logger.info>("a kerberos tickets has been obtained")
l
@Mason Menges it doesnt seem to be this.
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'USERNAME': kerberos_block.get('username'),
AttributeError: 'KerberosCredentials' object has no attribute 'get'
This is how I defined the block:
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from pydantic import SecretStr
from prefect.blocks.core import Block

class KerberosCredentials(Block):
   username: str
    password: SecretStr
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