Hi, how can I pass context from one op that calls another. I am getting the following error when I try to call an op with configured from inside another op.

dagster.core.errors.DagsterInvalidInvocationError: Compute function of solid '00' has context argument, but no context was provided when invoking.

@op
def airbyte_it(context):
    print(context.op_config["it"])

@op
def call_it(ids):
    for airbtye_id in ids:
        airbyte_it.configured({"it": airbtye_id}, name=str(airbtye_id))()

Calling ops from within other ops is not recommended/supported behavior, and may result in an explicit error in future versions of dagster. If you need to pass information between ops, we recommend doing so with inputs and outputs

Chris, thanks for all your help. My issue is that I need to call an op that requires a value be passed to it's configuration via configured at runtime. So if I'm processing a dynamic output I can map it to another op, but from that op I cannot call configured. This option tries to define the "configured" at start-up and therefor does not work

def _for_each(val):
        airbyte_it.configured({"it": val}, name=str(val))()

    results = dynamic_workspace().map(_for_each)

and this option gives the following error:

dagster.core.errors.DagsterInvalidInvocationError: Compute function of solid '40' has context argument, but no context was provided when invoking.

results = dynamic_workspace().map(pass_airbyte)

@op
def pass_airbyte(this):
    airbyte_it.configured({"id": this}, name=str(this))()

Any insight into how I can call an op with configured for a dynamic output? Thanks in advance.