is it possible to get the config of an asset in the dependency?

Yes, it is possible to access the configuration of an asset within its dependencies. According to the documentation, when you define an asset with a

config_schema

, you can access the runtime configuration provided for the asset in its compute function under

context.op_config

. Here's an example from the documentation that illustrates how to define an asset with a configuration schema and access the configuration within the asset's compute function:

python from dagster import asset, materialize  @asset(config_schema={"interest_rate": float}) def asset_with_config(context):     return some_financial_calculation(rate=context.op_config["interest_rate"])  materialize(     [asset_with_config],     run_config={"ops": {"asset_with_config": {"config": {"interest_rate": 0.05}}}} )

In this example, the

asset_with_config

asset is defined with a configuration schema that expects an

interest_rate

of type

float

. When the asset is materialized, the

run_config

is provided, specifying the

interest_rate

value. Within the asset's compute function, the configuration is accessed via

context.op_config

. This mechanism allows you to pass configuration values to assets at runtime, which can then be used by the assets or their dependencies during execution.