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terraform jobs depends_on

GrahamBricks
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I am attempting to automate Jobs creation using Databrick Terraform provider.    I have a number of task that will "depends_on" each other and am trying to use dynamic content to do this.  Each task name is stored in a string array so looping over the task is what i'm trying to do.  The first item in the array would not have a depends_on section.   I have made numerous attempts, but the depends_on section errors with a null or empty string.  Any suggestions?

Sample Code:

 

locals {
  sorted_tasks = sort(var.tasks)
}

resource "databricks_job" "new_job" {
  run_as {
    user_name = "email@email.com"
  }

  max_concurrent_runs = 1
  format              = "MULTI_TASK"
  name                = "JOBNAME"

  email_notifications {
    on_failure                = ["email@email.com"]
    no_alert_for_skipped_runs = false
  }

  schedule {
    quartz_cron_expression = "16 0 0 * * ?"
    timezone_id            = "America/Boise"
    pause_status           = "UNPAUSED"
  }

  dynamic task {

    for_each = { for idx, task_key in local.sorted_tasks : idx => task_key }

    content {

      task_key = local.sorted_tasks[task.key]

      depends_on {
        task_key = task.key > 0 ? local.sorted_tasks[task.key-1] : []
      }
 
      notebook_task {
        notebook_path = "/PATH/${local.sorted_tasks[task.key]}"
        source        = "WORKSPACE"
      }

      job_cluster_key = "CLUSTERNAME"

      library {
        pypi {
          package = "snowflake-connector-python"
        }
      }

      library {
        pypi {
          package = "arrow"
        }
      }

      timeout_seconds = 0
 
    }
    
  }

  job_cluster {
    job_cluster_key = "CLUSTERNAME"

    new_cluster {
      cluster_name  = ""
      spark_version = "12.2.x-scala2.12"

      spark_conf = {
        "spark.databricks.delta.preview.enabled"           = "true"
       }

      azure_attributes {
        first_on_demand    = 1
        availability       = "SPOT_WITH_FALLBACK_AZURE"
        spot_bid_max_price = 100
      }

      node_type_id        = "Standard_DS3_v2"
      enable_elastic_disk = true
      policy_id           = "POLICYID"
      data_security_mode  = "LEGACY_SINGLE_USER_STANDARD"
      runtime_engine      = "PHOTON"

      autoscale {
        min_workers = 2
        max_workers = 4
      }
    }


  }



}







 

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