Can you access a parameters of a job's RunConfig object within the body of the job code?

Yes, you can access parameters of a job's

RunConfig

object within the body of the job code. The

RunConfig

object is used to provide run configuration for a job when it is executed. This configuration can include parameters for execution, loggers, resources, and individual ops or assets within the job. When you define a job, you can specify the

RunConfig

object, and within the body of the job, you can access the configuration parameters through the context provided to the ops or assets. For example, if you have a resource that requires configuration, you can access the configuration within the resource's methods by using the attributes defined in the resource class that inherits from

ConfigurableResource

. Here's an example from the documentation that shows how to define a configurable resource and access its configuration:

python from dagster import ConfigurableResource  class MyDatabaseResource(ConfigurableResource):     connection_url: str      def query(self, query: str):         # Here you can access the connection_url that was configured         return get_engine(self.connection_url).execute(query)

When executing the job, you would provide the

RunConfig

with the necessary configuration for the resources, and the

connection_url

would be accessible within the

query

method of

MyDatabaseResource

. Please note that the exact way to access the

RunConfig

parameters may vary depending on how you structure your job and the interfaces you use to execute it (Python API, Dagster UI, or command line). The provided example is a simplified illustration, and you should refer to the documentation for more detailed guidance on using

RunConfig

in your specific context.