Hello! I'm having a super simple issue that I hope someone can assist with. Using dagster version

1.3.10

For some reason when I am running

dagit

(and

dagster-daemon

), the env variable

DAGSTER_HOME

is not getting picked up. This is how I'm calling it:

$ DAGSTER_HOME=~/dagster/ dagit -h 0.0.0.0 -p 3000
Usage: dagit [OPTIONS]
Try 'dagit --help' for help.

Error: No arguments given and no [tool.dagster] block in pyproject.tonml found.

The above error seems to indicate that some arguments were missing (if i want to explicitly point to a workspace file, which i dont). My other suspicion is that the

DAGSTER_HOME

variable is not being picked up When I run the above command within the

DAGSTER_HOME

path, it correctly picks up the workspace and dagster.yaml files in

DAGSTER_HOME

but the logs seem to still indicate that it is not picking up

DAGSTER_HOME

since I see the following:

dagit - INFO - To persist information across sessions, set the environment variable DAGSTER_HOME to a directory to use

Thoughts? I've tried a bunch of different combinations to get this working but nothing is working 😞 . Any help is appreciated

Do you know that you can create a ".env" file in which you can define your variable ? This file is automatically detected by dagit if it is located in your dagster project.

Hmm, it could be something else, but the immediate thing is that the bash snippet you sent has a typo and says DAGTER_HOME

I'd like my

dagit

and

dagster-daemon

instances to run multiple different code locations -- thus a

.env

file doesnt work for my use case

Another one could be your toml file. If the above recc doesn't fix it, what does your toml file look like?

Thanks @Tim Castillo -- that was indeed a typo, I fixed the above. Unfortunately still having the same issues

I'd like my

dagit

and

dagster-daemon

instances to run multiple different code locations -- thus a

.env

file doesnt work for my use case

Do you mean, for example, that you want 2 code locations (foo and bar) and

dagit

would be accessing

foo

and the daemon is running

bar

?