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I want to trigger a job after set of other jobs fi...
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Josh Lloyd
03/02/2023, 9:55 PMI want to trigger a job after set of other jobs finish each day. Specifically, I have a particular job that kicks off 60+ other jobs through a sensor (they are all iterations of the exact same job). When those 60+ jobs are done each day, I would like to kickoff yet another job. Would I do this through a sensor? Recommended approach to identifying the trigger conditions?
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sandy
03/02/2023, 11:20 PMHi Josh - a sensor would probably be the best way to do this. The isn't exactly what you're looking for, but the run status sensor might be a good place to start: https://docs.dagster.io/concepts/partitions-schedules-sensors/sensors#run-status-sensors
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Josh Lloyd
03/02/2023, 11:44 PMas I suspected. thanks!
Josh Lloyd
03/02/2023, 11:44 PMdo you know if there’s a way to get at the list of
run_idJosh Lloyd
03/02/2023, 11:46 PMI can see in the dagster database that a sensor tick
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sandy
03/03/2023, 12:56 AMcould you perhaps put a tag on all the runs that get produced by a single tick and then query for runs with that tag?
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Josh Lloyd
03/03/2023, 1:04 AMI suppose I could try that, but each time I set off the batch of 60+ runs I’d have to have unique identifier to tag it with that I can then pass to this sensor tick evaluation and it’s not immediately apparent how I would do that pass to the sensor.
Josh Lloyd
03/03/2023, 1:16 AMactually, I think you gave me an idea that’ll work. Because the original sensor is looking for a set of asset materializations, I look for any runs of the target job since the last batch of asset materializations and make sure all those runs are complete before I trigger this new sensor.
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