Hi We've been experimenting with an op that outputs an asset via the Out(asset_key=) syntax. This works well in itself, but can no longer launch the corresponding job via the launchpad in dagit.

@op(out={ "xyz": Out(asset_key=AssetKey(["my_asset_key"])) })
def wibble():
  ...

I understand that this is because of https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster/pull/8963, whereby any job that has an asset output is treated as an asset job, and the launchpad is deliberately hidden. In this instance however the asset(s) already are defined by a separate asset declarations, so materialization doesn't call the job containing the "wibble" op. It would be helpful for the job definition to have an

isassetjob=False

or

hidelaunchpad=False

parameter to suppress the default behaviour introduced by https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster/pull/8963. Background: the job is for materializing the asset by a secondary path, i.e. the assets have multiple possible materialization routes (a full loader job, and a changes-only job), with different inputs Thanks in advance for your attention

can you do the Shift+click on materialize to add configuration? that's what I do for asset jobs that I want to launch through the launchpad

unfortuately no, doing that materialises the asset by the primary asset job. This secondary job isn't recognised