Chaining Jobs More Easily #24317
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Chaining Jobs More Easily
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Is there a way to chain jobs (or schedules) so one job (or schedule) runs after the next. I know how to do this for ops (just pass dependency as an argument) but I am curious about how to do this for a job or a schedule. example How do I make b run once a is complete? Also, I know that sensors can achieve this but I may not always want b to run after a. Can I do this without sensors? Thanks! |
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garethbrickman
Sep 9, 2024
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Run status sensors are the recommended feature to use for this. You can use conditional logic to control when a new RunRequest is yielded. |
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Run status sensors are the recommended feature to use for this. You can use conditional logic to control when a new RunRequest is yielded.