Weekly Release Highlights: 1.3.4 ✨ picked Select assets by their prefix with

AssetSelection.key_prefixes

🦀 Runs stuck in a CANCELING state due to an error will now move to CANCELED 🖨️ Learn how to use Dagster and manage your own I/O in a new tutorial section More about integrations: 👻 [dagster-k8s] K8sRunLauncher and k8s_job_executor will retry the API call to create a Kubernetes Job when getting transient error codes 🕵🏼 [dagster-snowflake]

SnowflakeIOManager

now supports `private_key`s that have been

base64

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How can I zoom the asset graph now after this change (on the touchpad of a mac)? There, the old behaviour was much more intuitive.

Thanks for the feedback! I'll let the team know about your experience. I'm unsure if there's currently a way to get the old behavior back

maybe I also just have to get used to it. But with a touchpad I think the old option was much better.

personally really like the movement on the touchpad, but there might need to be a zoom in/out icon on the interface -- woudlnt' have known it was possible if i hadn't read this thread and tried it.

Hey guys! thanks for the feedback on this. Two things we're exploring: • make this a user configurable setting so you can decide the default scroll behavior) • implementing pinch to zoom on trackpads

the better default on trackpads (2nd option) sounds better

hey gang, thanks for the feedback - I’m looking into implementing pinch to zoom right now, will see what is possible with the DOM APIs! In the meantime, Cmd + ScrollWheel does still zoom, but isn’t very discoverable 🙏

Which version of dagster-k8s is 1.3.4 compatible with?

I might be wrong, but it should be 0.19.4

@Tim Castillo Thanks! I was running

pip install dagster-k8s

and was getting v1.0.5 for dagster-k8s and dagster.

@Tim Castillo thanks for the Tutorial on using assets without I/O Managers and clarifying when you should use an I/O Manager, and when you shouldn't. To summarize: If you don't need to load the data into memory, you are better of without an I/O manager. In my / our use case, our first step / asset in the pipeline is to copy a file from one storage account to another (Azure). We are not doing any transformation to the file / data whatsoever - just copying. For me this sounds like we do not need an I/O manager for this asset? As we can do the copying of the file directly with the Azure SDK, without loading it into memory. Is my understanding correct? 🙂 Thanks!

Thanks for this. Do we know which release will have this feautre? I was hoping for this to be shipped in

1.3.4

🙂

Hi Pezhman! Hmm, from the look of things, it might've gotten merged in after our release cut, and wasn't cherrypicked in afterward. @sandy might be able to help you, but it looks like it'll be in next week's release.

Yes - it'll be in next week's release

Hey, I still didn't get how to zoom in the new version (besides focusing on an asset by double clicking it)

the cmd scroll only works on Macs.

I'm on Linux (Hyprland) and can't zoom 🙂 Perhaps ctrl+scroll should be used for zooming?

so on Mac the right cmd button makes it zoom whilst scrolling

So what's up with the zoom? Will it return in the next release? Right now I can't use it (or I haven't figured it out?) on my PC.

Hey @Daniel Gafni, on a PC you should be able to zoom by holding down the control key while scrolling. We're also shipping a few updates this week to make this interaction more clear and hopefully more intuitive: • If you're using a trackpad, you'll be able to pinch to zoom the graph. • We're making the zoom widget in the bottom right more prominent • You'll be able to hover over that widget and scroll to zoom

Unfortunately that’s not the case, ctrl doesn’t have an effect for me. It’s still scrolling up and down.

@Daniel Gafni this zoom gadget doesn't appear to you?

It does, I was just not aware of it :) I always used scroll to zoom

@josh are these updates already shipped? For me, the touchpad still no longer works.

@geoHeil yes, this shipped in last week's release 1.3.5. You should see a new zoom widget in the bottom right of the graph. There are a few new ways to zoom: • Pinch to zoom on a trackpad • Hold down Command or Control while scrolling • Hover over the zoom widget area and scroll

I can see this, but Pinch Zoom is not Zooming the slider - it is zooming the browser overall using ctrl +/ and totally distorting the UI for me