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python_artifact
Wrong example for python_artifact
usage. Instead, it is showing the EventMetadata.float
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https://docs.dagster.io/_apidocs/solids#dagster.EventMetadata.python_artifact
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there is the following example:
// runs
./jobs/worker-8.jsat midnight (once) { name: 'worker-8', timeout: 'at 12:00 am' },
in my usecase i am running a job every 30 minutes that queries an api and dynamically adds jobs to be executed once.
My question is what happenes to the jobs in the queue after they are executed. Will finished jobs be cleared out automat
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Description
Currently when the ECSOperator fails because the ECS task is not in 'success' state it returns a generic message like that in Airflow alerts that doesn't have much value when we want to debug things quickly.
This task is not in success state {<huge JSON from AWS containing all the ECS task details>}
Use case / motivation
This is to make it faster for people to f