Hi! I'm looking to build several

repository

in my workspace using an asset generator. Currently, my code looks like this:

@repository
def A():
    return build_assets("A")
@repository
def B() :
    return build_assets("B")
@repository
def C() :
    return build_assets("C")
...

I'm looking for a more concise code by having something like this:

for repository_name in ["A", "B", "C"]:
    @repository(name=repository_name)
    def repo():
        return build_assets(repository_name)

The problem I'm having here is that I'm only getting the last built repository. Is there a way to do this cleanly? Thanks in advance

seems like you'll need your

repo

function name to vary as well based on

repository_name

Yes, I had made this observation too. However, I don't see an obvious solution to variabilize the function name

instead of using the decorator, you could

return RepositoryDefinition(...)

directly https://docs.dagster.io/_apidocs/repositories#dagster.repository

Hmm yes, except that I can't put assets, jobs, schedules directly in

RepositoryDefinition

. It seems I have to go through

RepositoryData

which is an internal object and complex to handle. The only alternative I see is this one:

TEMPLATE = """
@repository
def {0}():
    return build_asset("{0}")
"""

for repo_name in ["A", "B", "C"]:
    exec(TEMPLATE.format(repo_name))