With this code :

from dagster import AssetKey, SourceAsset, asset, repository, with_resources

from pipelines.datastores.MongoHandler import mongo_handler_resource

# imagine it's just an int
ml_cxr_asset = SourceAsset(key=AssetKey("ml_cxr_asset"))

@asset
def repository_a_asset(ml_cxr_asset):
    return ml_cxr_asset + 5


@asset
def repository_b_asset(repository_a_asset):
    return repository_a_asset + 6

@asset(required_resource_keys={'test_resource'})
def repository_c_asset(context, repository_b_asset):
    test = context.test_resource
    return repository_b_asset + 6 

asset_configured = with_resources(
    [repository_c_asset], resource_defs={'test_resource': mongo_handler_resource}
)

@repository
def repository_c():
    return asset_configured + [ml_cxr_asset, repository_b_asset, repository_a_asset]

When I click on repository_c_asset lineage, I don't see ml_cxr_asset, but when I click on repository_b_asset lineage I do. Seems odd to me.

Hey George - that's because, by default, we show assets to a depth of 2 in each direction. If you have a huge asset graph, showing them all could be unwieldy. @Ben Gotow @josh - thoughts on whether there's a way to communicate this depth better?

Seems reasonable now that you say it, can just click above to see the rest. Maybe a dotted line above to show that the lineage continues?

That's a great idea. We're also working on adding a new UI component to the graph that lets you control how many layers to display