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Is there way to get the reference to the repository created by dagster inside another job and job?  I mean how I get a reference to "core_generic" (see image). I want to use the method "`get_job`" of the repository

Do you mean like via a `context` object? This isn't currently possible, but if you file an issue, we might be able to add it.  Alternatively, you could just import it inside your op/asset and access it that way?

I want to get an job in the same way I am getting it using definition. (See image) .  so I want to do the same but with repository. is possible?

I want to use "execute_in_process". for that reason I want to the get job

ah yes - you can use `my_repository_def.get_job("job_name")`

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Yes but how do I get the "my_repository_def" reference .... If I do it in the same way I get an error

thinking a little but about this... the decorator normally execute and return a new function, for that reason I got the error.... mmmm how can I do this in other way?

you'd need to put that code inside an op, not a job

`@job`-decorated functions shouldn't have any logic in them other than stringing together ops and graphs: <https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster/discussions/12554>

Hi <@U011CET83FG>  . After your suggestion everything is ok but now when I move the operation to it's own folder i am getting an error of "circular error" and is understandable because I am importing the ops on my "repository.py" and inside the ops I need to import the "repository"

What is the dagster way to tackle this? I have in mind some hacky ways but I don't want to do it.  Maybe using "DasgterInstance" can get the repository?

I believe you need to move the import `from ..repository import core_generic` inside the `execute_dbt_project_asset_job` function