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ichard26 commented Mar 15, 2022

Suspect regression. Using v 4.0.1 (Gentoo X86_64). Having just installed black (v22.1.0), reformatting produced multiple W503 messages. Attempted to utilize extended-ignore and reloaded/rescanned project. Warnings persisted. I ensured no W503/W504 ignores were present in code or configuration. Only after adding explicitly W503 to extended-ignore would flake8 be satisfied.

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vgn1 commented Mar 10, 2022

When running tasks in a grid, a number is appended at the end of the tasks product names. For example, the following pipeline.yaml file:

- source: example_task.py
   name: example-task
   product:
       data: output/output_dataframe.csv
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       input_dataframe: ['birds.csv', 'fish.csv', 'flowers.csv']

would result in 3 products: output_dataframe-1.csv, output_datafram

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