Another question - what is the best practise about setting PREFECT_API_URL from code?

prefect.settings.PREFECT_API_URL

has getters but not setters and I dont want to just go under the hood. Using

os.environ

doesnt seem to work, because the env var is set after importing prefect (use case is we have dev and prod versions of prefect and we want to loop over envs and upload a common flow to all of them)

hi @Samuel Hinton checking out the implementation of `temporary_settings` might be useful for you (or it might even work itself for your use case)

Ah yeah, that looks like it’ll do the trick, thanks mate!