Closed patonavarro closed 3 months ago
hey @patonavarro , couple followup questions:
what's your prefect CLI version?
➜ prefect --version
when you make your inspect command, are you passing in a type slug?
➜ prefect block type inspect <slug>
in order to find all available slugs, try:
➜ prefect block type ls
I noticed the other day that you need at least version 3.0.0rc to have the feature merged in https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect/commit/0b359a7a03daab3021402869c2cd7dc79049f5d5:
~/code/github.com/prefecthq/prefect/main
$ git tag --contains 0b359a7a03daab3021402869c2cd7dc79049f5d5 | grep -v 'prefect-'
3.0.0rc1
3.0.0rc10
3.0.0rc11
3.0.0rc12
3.0.0rc13
3.0.0rc14
3.0.0rc15
3.0.0rc2
3.0.0rc3
3.0.0rc4
3.0.0rc5
3.0.0rc6
3.0.0rc7
3.0.0rc8
3.0.0rc9
Community Note
Terraform Version
1.9.3
Affected Resource(s)
Terraform Configuration Files
command: prefect block types inspect
Expected Behavior
Use prefect block types ls to view all available Block type slugs, which is used in the type_slug attribute. Use prefect block types inspect to view the data schema for a given Block type. Use this to construct the data attribute value (as JSON string).
Actual Behavior
Just a message without schema
Steps to Reproduce
command: prefect block types inspect