@Scout I have the following decorator to have a dynamic partition config, can I pass parameters to partition_fn? @dynamic_partitioned_config(partition_fn=get_values_partition)

In the documentation for

dynamic_partitioned_config

, the

partition_fn

parameter is a function that generates a list of valid partition keys, which serve as the range of values that can be provided to the decorated run config function. This function can accept an optional

datetime

argument representing the current time. The list of partitions returned by

partition_fn

may change over time. Here is the relevant part of the documentation for `dynamic_partitioned_config`:

python dagster.dynamic_partitioned_config(partition_fn, tags_for_partition_fn=None, tags_for_partition_key_fn=None)

- partition_fn ( Callable [ [ datetime.datetime ] , Sequence [ str ] ] ) – A function that generates a list of valid partition keys, which serve as the range of values that can be provided to the decorated run config function. The documentation does not explicitly state that you can pass additional parameters directly to

partition_fn

through the

dynamic_partitioned_config

decorator. The

partition_fn

is expected to be a callable that takes an optional

datetime

argument and returns a sequence of strings representing the partition keys. If you need to pass additional parameters to your

partition_fn

, you would typically define those parameters within the scope of the

partition_fn

itself or use a function that generates the

partition_fn

with the parameters baked in. Here's an example of how you might define

partition_fn

with additional parameters:

python def get_values_partition(current_time, additional_param1, additional_param2):     # Your logic here, using additional_param1 and additional_param2     pass  def create_partition_fn(additional_param1, additional_param2):     def partition_fn(current_time=None):         return get_values_partition(current_time, additional_param1, additional_param2)     return partition_fn  my_partition_fn = create_partition_fn(my_param1, my_param2)  @dynamic_partitioned_config(partition_fn=my_partition_fn) def my_partitioned_config(partition_key):     # Your run config logic here     pass

In this example,

create_partition_fn

is a higher-order function that takes additional parameters and returns a

partition_fn

that has access to these parameters. This allows you to customize the behavior of

partition_fn

based on the additional parameters you provide.