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I am facing the above issue when using the Python Databricks SDK. I retreive the job-definition by "

client.jobs.get()" and then try to create it on another workspace with

"client.jobs.create()"

Therefore the job-definition is correct and working fine on the source workspace. Also relative paths are mandatory, as I am using a Git Reference to target the Notebook