getting: ```ExperimentalWarning: "resource_defs" i...
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getting:
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ExperimentalWarning: "resource_defs" is an experimental argument to function "asset". It may break in futur
e versions, even between dot releases. To mute warnings for experimental functionality, invoke warnings.filterwarnings("ignore", category=dagster.ExperimentalWarning) or use one of the other methods described at <https://docs.python>.
org/3/library/warnings.html#describing-warning-filters.
i'm trying to give an io manager to my asset; kinda confused about this: the io manager uploads a parquet file into s3. so what other way would i be able to do this with an asset if not through a resource def like so:
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# ----------------------------------------------- VARS ----------------------------------------------- #
RESOURCE_DEFS = {"io_df_to_s3": common_io_df_to_s3,
                 }
# ----------------------------------------------- JOB ----------------------------------------------- #

@asset(resource_defs={**RESOURCE_DEFS}, io_manager_key="io_df_to_s3")
def beg_inv_excel_to_s3():
	# INTO S3:
	BUCKET = "my_bucket/"
	FILE_PATH = "my_path/"
	FILE_FORMAT = 'PARQUET'
	FILE_NAME = 'my_excel_file'
	FILE_NAME = f"{FILE_NAME}.{FILE_FORMAT.lower()}"
	EXCEL_FILE = r'L:my_excel_file.xlsx'
	EXCEL_SHEET = r'my_sheet'

	excel_data = pl.read_excel(file=EXCEL_FILE, sheet_name=EXCEL_SHEET)
	return {"file_name": FILE_NAME, "file_path": BUCKET + FILE_PATH, "polars_dataframe": excel_data}
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the non-experimental way would be
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@asset(required_resource_keys={"api"})
def beg_inv_excel_to_s3():
and then thread it in using
with_resources
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with_resources(
    definitions=[beg_inv_excel_to_s3],
    resource_defs={"api": foo_resource},
)
or directly apply it on definition level:
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defs = Definitions(
    assets=[asset_requires_resource],
    resources={"foo": foo_resource},
)
but what you’re doing is the newest way to specify resources on assets, which will be unexperimentalized in our next release (v1.3), so i’d actually recommend sticking with what you have so far. you can find detailed docs here: https://docs.dagster.io/guides/dagster/pythonic-resources