Hello I am trying to be get the extra credit here

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Hello I am trying to be get the extra credit here <https docs dagster io integrations dagstermill using notebooks with dagster extra credit fetch a dagster asset in a jupyter notebook> by doing this from orch repository import orch output = orch load asset value asset key where orch is repository def orch But I get this error in the notebook AttributeError PendingRepositoryDefinition object has no attribute load asset value Thoughts

jamie · Answer

Hey < Chris Nogradi> could you share the full ` repository` code I can try to replicate on my end next week

Chris Nogradi · Answer

Let me get it for you Also I am invoking this code in the notebook without running the notebook inside of dagster Could that be the issue

Chris Nogradi · Answer

repository def orch jobs = process sensor schedules = process sensor schedule resource defs=get resources loaded assets = load assets from package module assets assets = with resources loaded assets resource defs= resource defs resource config by key=get resource config by key resource defs keys sensors = build asset reconciliation sensor asset selection=AssetSelection all name= asset reconciliation sensor return jobs + schedules + sensors + assets

Chris Nogradi · Answer

< jamie> thanks for looking at this

jamie · Answer

hey yeah replicating this is on my list for this week hopefully tomorrow

jamie · Answer

hey just wanted to check in and say that i m having trouble replicating this on my end so i need to do some deeper investigation however i just want to confirm are you able to load the repository in dagit

jamie · Answer

this is kinda random too but could you try removing the asset reconciliation sensor from the repository and try again

Chris Nogradi · Answer

yes repository works fine in dagit I will try your suggestion about removing the asset rec give me a little bit

jamie · Answer

ok no rush i need to chat with a couple coworkers to better understand the cases when unresolvedrepositorydefinition is created instead of a repositorydefinition

Chris Nogradi · Answer

Also FYI I am using 1 1 14 and 0 17 14

Chris Nogradi · Answer

Also just a wild guess I am using Airbyte cacheable assets in repo and I wonder if that changes the way the repo is constructed

jamie · Answer

yeah it might < ben> do you know if the airbyte cacheable assets would make a repository an unresolvedrepository

ben · Answer

Yes I believe if you load any cached assets e g from Airbyte the repository decorator returns a `PendingRepositoryDefinition`

ben · Answer

I believe you can use `repo compute repository definition ` to get the fully fledged `RepositoryDefinition`

jamie · Answer

ok ty then < Chris Nogradi> the airbyte assets are likely what s causing the problem if you run the `compute repository definition` function in your notebook and then use `load asset value` i believe it should work

Chris Nogradi · Answer

Perfect This work great Thanks < jamie> and < ben>