Disable daily run of master dag for integration tests #2130
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Since we're not actively developing here, it makes sense to turn off the daily schedule of the master DAG (integration tests) to save up on the resouces that get spunned off from the master DAG. We do have example DAG run in CI for each new PR, and additionally mechanism to tests RCs to guarantee catching of regressions.
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Mar 21, 2024
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Since we're not actively developing here, it makes sense to turn off
the daily schedule of the master DAG (integration tests) to save up
on the cloud resources that get spunned off from the master DAG.
We do have example DAG run in CI for each new PR, and additionally
mechanism to tests RCs to guarantee catching of regressions.