I’m not sure if there is another way I’m supposed to do this. What I would like to do is in my pipeline I am checking to see if an op returns data. If it does then I want it to continue processing the rest of the ops in the graph, else do nothing. I tried to use conditional branching, where I have a no data op branch and a received data op branch that executes the rest of the ops. The problem I’m having is I don’t see the ops in dagit. I only see the parent op received data op and not all the ops that it’s executing. Please let me know if there is a better way to do this or how to be able to see all the ops in dagit if this is the correct method

You can configure an Op to have optional outputs, which makes anything downstream from it in the graph not be executed.

Thank you that worked. Much easier than what I was trying. I did have to yield the Output as you mentioned