Hello! In some cases, I want to use an op in a graph, but with one input hardcoded. How do I do this? It doesn't seem like I can pass a string in the graph definition. Thanks!

@graph
def my_graph(fiscal_year):
    pillar = compute_pillar("esg", fiscal_year)

you can set a default input value on the graph

@graph
def my_graph(fiscal_year, some_param="esg"):
    pillar = compute_pillar(some_param, fiscal_year)

oh gotcha, ok thanks!

bc I’m using AssetDefinitions.from_graph

I think so - you may be able to work around it by nesting the graph again, though thats cumbersome

I tried making it a regular job, but the input was still required. I need to add

ins

to the decorator?

what exact error did you get ?

I'm defining the graph like this

@graph
def esg_scores(pillar_name:str="esg"):
    ...
    return pillar_scores

and the job like this

@job(resource_defs=r_defs, executor_def=esg_executor)
def esg_scores_op_job():
    esg_scores()

and in the launchpad, it says

Missing required config entry "inputs"

ahh sorry for the bad lead - this pattern worked on some of our older abstractions. You can use

input_values

on

to_job

/

@job

- maybe that would work for you

from dagster import graph, job, op


@op
def echo(x):
    return x


@graph
def test_g(y):
    echo(y)


print(test_g.execute_in_process(input_values={"y": 4}).success)


@job(input_values={"z": 4})
def test_j(z):
    test_g(z)


print(test_j.execute_in_process().success)

ooh great. is there an equivalent for

define_asset_job

? I'd need to make

pillar_name

a SourceAsset?