Hi all, I am trying to create a pipeline with a solid that receives a dynamic and regular output. Is this possible with the

map() collect()

system? I am thinking of a flow like the following (I know this isnt how map works, just trying to get the point across):

dynamic_out = get_values() # returns a dynamicOutput
val = get_some_value() # returns an Output
incrimented = incriment(dynamic_out.map(), val)

There should be a better example of this in the docs. Here is the approach I think you are looking for

dynamic_out = get_values() # returns a dynamicOutput
val = get_some_value() # returns an Output
incrimented = dynamic_out.map(lambda dynamic_val: incriment(dynamic_val, val))

or

dynamic_out = get_values() # returns a dynamicOutput
val = get_some_value() # returns an Output

def _for_each(dynamic_val):
    incriment(dynamic_val, val)

incrimented = dynamic_out.map(_for_each)

Ah, great. This should work. Ill PR an example to the doc when I have time. Is there any discussion on updating the dynamic output syntax? I can see this sort of syntax becoming cumbersome once multiple dynamic outputs are supported. Something like:

incrimented = incriment(dynamic_out, val)

would be great. or for better readability:

incrimented = incriment(dynamic_out.map(), val)

This helped me a ton, thank @Ricardo Azevedo and @alex!! Definitely would be very helpful in the docs.