โ04-26-2024 10:55 PM
Hello All,
In my Databricks workflows, I have three tasks configured, with the final task set to run only if the condition "ALL_DONE" is met. During the first deployment, I observed that the dependency "ALL_DONE" was correctly assigned to the last task. However, upon subsequent redeployments, I noticed that "ALL_DONE" was also being assigned to other tasks. Upon further investigation, it appears that the naming of the task keys may be causing this discrepancy. This hypothesis was confirmed when I tested with different task key names, such as task-A, task-B, and task-C, and found that the workflow configuration was correctly maintained during redeployment as well.
Thanks,Sikki
โ04-26-2024 11:10 PM
โ04-28-2024 11:24 PM
Hi @Sikki Good day!
There was an issue and it was fixed recently. Could you please confirm if you are still facing the issue?
Best regards,
โ04-29-2024 02:26 AM
The issue hasn't been resolved yet. Should I update my Databricks CLI?
โ04-29-2024 03:14 AM
The issue hasn't been resolved yet. Should I update my Databricks CLI to generate new bundle_config_schema.json.
โ04-29-2024 03:17 AM
@Sikki are you using the latest version of the CLI? v.28?
โ04-29-2024 10:53 AM
Hi @Yeshwanth I am using latest CLI version and using Azure DevOps to deploy the workflow.
โ04-30-2024 08:42 AM
After updating my CLI, I successfully deployed the job from Databricks CLI and it is functioning correctly. However, when attempting to deploy the same job using Azure DevOps, I encounter the same issue.
โ04-30-2024 11:17 PM
@Sikki thanks for confirming.
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