Hi there folks, how you doing? Could you share some tips or recommended practices to use shared tasks within flows? I'm using

Github Storage

+

KubernetesRun

and I'm not sure of how to handle this in an elegant way. Should I structure my project as a python package and

pip install -e .

inside a Dockerfile? I want to use tasks/functions defined at

/tasks

on my flows to avoid repetition.

my-happy-project/
├── flows/
│   ├── flow_1.py
│   └── flow_2.py
│
└── tasks/
    ├── shared_stuff_1.py
    └── shared_stuff_2.py

Hey @Gabriel Montañola , using

pip install -e .

sounds good but I think you would need to build the Docker container again anyway if stuff under

/tasks

gets edited. Also just remember to re-register when you change the flow in Github. Any reason why you’re not considering using Docker Storage?

thanks Kevin. I'll try this 🙂 And congratz on the presentation yesterday!

Thank you!

I was going to ask you about the code for the examples used but... https://github.com/kvnkho/demos/blob/main/meetups/coiled-webinar/kv-coiled.py

Yeah I don’t really include this because it’s not easy to reproduce as you need a Coiled account and aws credentials configured, but do feel free to ask questions.

Just an update: Everything is working as intended, I just tweaked the

Dockerfile

a little bit because I was using Poetry. The only thing "missing" is the possibility to deactivate schedule via the CLI. I want to focus on using the CLI instead of calling the API inside the flows :)

Good to hear and feel free to +1 or chime into that issue.

@Kevin Kho I think I can tackle this issue. I have no experience with GraphQL but I was playing with the

register

command in the CLI and just adding

set_schedule_active

argument to be passed as

input

for the query works just fine! 🙂

Yeah why don’t you comment on that issue and take it? That would be great!

I was doing this right now! Thanks!