Hey, we’d like to create a sensor that reloads the workspace upon some event (we have dynamic repositories to generate jobs). What would be the best way to invoke the reload operation through the daemon? I know it can be done using

DagsterGraphQLClient.reload_repository_location

but I have to get somehow Dagit’s IP and all the repository locations. Is there a way to extract these from the sensor context? (maybe from the

DagsterInstance

)? If there’s another way (not using GraphQL and Dagit) that could be great too! Thanks!

Hi Roei, out of curiosity, why do you need Dagit's IP? It seems that

reload_repository_location

accepts a repository location name, so maybe we can just add an endpoint to fetch the repository location names

Hi @claire , as that’s a GraphQL request (through the Python client) it needs a Dagit host and port to send the requests to (the GraphQL endpoint). It’d be awesome to get that information out of the box 😄

Unfortunately, to my knowledge there is no way to programmatically fetch Dagit's IP and the repository locations via the sensor context. I think the easiest way may still be to use DagsterGraphQLClient. I can file a feature request to add an endpoint on

DagsterGraphQLClient

that returns the repository locations though, which should at least help with the programmatically generated repositories

Created issue at: https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster/issues/10578