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When there are new bookplates identified from the fetch_digital_bookplates DAG, we want to automatically trigger the DAG that finds instances paid on bookplate funds. The data passed to trigger the dag should be a list of new funds (bookplate metadata structure) and a date of beginning of time on FOLIO (date should be 8/28/2023; there are 3 paid invoices prior to 9/1/2023).
But for dag runs for new bookplates, we need to trigger the dag with a configuration. When triggering the above defined dag with a logical_date value of 8/28/2023 00:00:00, the dag run that gets created is this:
We should use the logical_date field (execution_date is deprecated (See Release Notes Miscellaneous)) when the run_id starts with "manual_" for the invoice query params paymentDate>=logical_date
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When there are new bookplates identified from the fetch_digital_bookplates DAG, we want to automatically trigger the DAG that finds instances paid on bookplate funds. The data passed to trigger the dag should be a list of new funds (bookplate metadata structure) and a date of beginning of time on FOLIO (date should be 8/28/2023; there are 3 paid invoices prior to 9/1/2023).
When the DAG has this configuration:
And it is triggered w/out a config, it creates dag_runs that have
data_interval_end
anddata_interval_start
dates we can use on a weekly basis:But for dag runs for new bookplates, we need to trigger the dag with a configuration. When triggering the above defined dag with a logical_date value of 8/28/2023 00:00:00, the dag run that gets created is this:
We should use the logical_date field (execution_date is deprecated (See Release Notes Miscellaneous)) when the run_id starts with "manual_" for the invoice query params
paymentDate>=logical_date
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: