David Norrish
07/09/2019, 12:17 AMJeremiah
07/09/2019, 12:26 AMDavid Norrish
07/09/2019, 12:37 AMJeremiah
07/09/2019, 12:42 AMCachedState
for the task in question when you run the flow, so the choice of how to persist and whether to provide it is up to you. If you want to forcibly invalidate it, you could simply run your flow with no initial states provided, and then the task would run as normal.David Norrish
07/09/2019, 1:05 AMFlow
, and hold onto the CachedState
. Then to run a second time and skip the cached steps, you would pass any `CachedState`s as a list to the tasks
parameter of flow.run()
?CachedState
between executions of a script? Would you pickle it to file or something?Jeremiah
07/09/2019, 1:08 AMDavid Norrish
07/09/2019, 1:09 AMChris White
07/09/2019, 1:19 AM{task: state}
to flow.run
under the task_states
keyword - this kwarg is passed down to the flow runner itself and is documented here: https://docs.prefect.io/api/unreleased/engine/flow_runner.html#prefect-engine-flow-runner-flowrunner-runDavid Norrish
07/09/2019, 1:37 AMChris White
07/09/2019, 1:43 AMDavid Norrish
07/09/2019, 3:12 AMChris White
08/05/2019, 9:30 PMMarvin
08/05/2019, 9:30 PM