Let me ask one more. I have 2 set of tasks, and I'...
# ask-communitya
Andor Tóth
10/06/2021, 5:05 PMLet me ask one more. I have 2 set of tasks, and I'd like to execute the second set after the first set finished. There's nothing to be passed from the first set to the second, to setup dependence or order. I guessed that set_upstream() should be used, but still the second set starts before the first set finishes. How could I handle that?
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Kevin Kho
10/06/2021, 5:07 PM
Could you show me how you used it?
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Andor Tóth
10/06/2021, 5:08 PMThis is how
Andor Tóth
10/06/2021, 5:09 PMbut the schema becomes this
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Kevin Kho
10/06/2021, 5:39 PM
If you want all tasks to map, can you try
script_names.set_upstream(unmapped(save_results))upvote 1
Kevin Kho
10/06/2021, 5:41 PM
Or you can surely do
script_names = list_run_scripts(upstream_tasks=unmapped(save_results)a
Andor Tóth
10/06/2021, 6:15 PMThe suggested things did not worked, but referring the upstream by a variable did solved the problem
Andor Tóth
10/06/2021, 6:16 PMI would not state the I understand why does this makes a difference
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Kevin Kho
10/06/2021, 6:21 PM
Oh thanks for circling back. I guess because a copy of the task is created and maybe the
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