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I made a "dagster-internal" resource (instead of "dagster_internal") and didn't find out that was a problem until pipeline execution: https://dagster.phacility.com/P231
We should have everything we need to disallow that at definition time
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there is the following example:
// runs./jobs/worker-8.jsat midnight (once) { name: 'worker-8', timeout: 'at 12:00 am' },
in my usecase i am running a job every 30 minutes that queries an api and dynamically adds jobs to be executed once.
My question is what happenes to the jobs in the queue after they are executed. Will finished jobs be cleared out automat
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What you expected to happen: when reading data with Mysql_to_s3 following exception happens:
[2021-07-10 03:24:04,051] {{mysql_to_s3.py:120}} INFO - Data from MySQL obtained
[2021-07-10 03:24:04,137] {