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Today, the dags reserialize command can just create a new dagbag against the dags folder and sync it. Once we land support for bundles, however, it's not longer that simple.
This command was temporarily disabled in order to makes reviews easier in #45337, so once #42289 is done, we can rebuild this command.
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As we work toward getting bundle parsing support in main (apache#42289), it'll be
easier for reviewers to review the new `dags reserialize` command
separate from the rest of the parsing changes (that PR will be rather
large already). But in the meantime, simply using DagBag on a single
directory won't continue working.
Tracking issue to add it back: apache#45336
As we work toward getting bundle parsing support in main (#42289), it'll be
easier for reviewers to review the new `dags reserialize` command
separate from the rest of the parsing changes (that PR will be rather
large already). But in the meantime, simply using DagBag on a single
directory won't continue working.
Tracking issue to add it back: #45336
As we work toward getting bundle parsing support in main (apache#42289), it'll be
easier for reviewers to review the new `dags reserialize` command
separate from the rest of the parsing changes (that PR will be rather
large already). But in the meantime, simply using DagBag on a single
directory won't continue working.
Tracking issue to add it back: apache#45336
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Today, the
dags reserialize
command can just create a new dagbag against the dags folder and sync it. Once we land support for bundles, however, it's not longer that simple.This command was temporarily disabled in order to makes reviews easier in #45337, so once #42289 is done, we can rebuild this command.
Committer
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