How do I create a partitioned config that’s less than 1 hour? I have a job that I want to run for every 10 minute interval. I’ve seen some mentions of using a

PartitionedConfig

, and some of using

TimeWindowPartitionsDefinition

, are either of these what I should be using?

Hi Dean. For op-based jobs, I would use

PartitionedConfig

. For asset-based jobs, I would use a

PartitionsDefinition

. The

TimeWindowPartitionsDefinition

has a

cron_schedule

field in the constructor that you can provide an every-10-minutes cron schedule for. If you wanted to build a

PartitionedConfig

object, you'd have to build your own object similar to `daily_partitioned_config` that accepts your custom

TImeWindowPartitionsDefinition

.

Thanks Claire! Just so I understand, I’ll need to use both objects to achieve a custom partition interval?

If you're using assets, you'll just need to define a

TimeWindowPartitionsDefinition

with a cron schedule. If you're using ops, you'll need to create the same

TimeWindowPartitionsDefinition

as above, and create the

PartitionedConfig

object using the partitions definition object.

🍻 I’ll give that a shot and see where I get to. I don’t suppose there are any examples of this you could point me to?

I don't have any examples on hand of creating a partitioned config, but here's one that creates a custom `TimeWindowPartitionsDefinition`: https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster/blob/662077b661cf241f7b0b31bdc1cb61f8b000997[…]/dagster_tests/definitions_tests/test_time_window_partitions.py