Updated implementations and removed container volume mounting. Added python_callable extension.#23
Updated implementations and removed container volume mounting. Added python_callable extension.#23
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| PYTHON_ENTRYPOINT = textwrap.dedent( | ||
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| #!/usr/bin/env python |
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should this be a separate file that you open instead?
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🤷♂ I kind of like it here since it's a python string template (and it's completely tied to the implementation in this module). But if you felt strongly I'd move it out.
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I was mostly thinking for like linting/highlighting/etc. otherwise i dont really feel strongly.
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| kwargs = op_kwargs | ||
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| if operator.command is None and python_callable is not None: |
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i think this would be better reversed, e.g.
if operator.command and python_callable:
raise ValueError('It appears...')
# You have a path here that i can't quite grasp the purpose of which
# no-ops, and i feel like it should be explicit.
if ...:
return
operator.log.info('Preparing...')
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I think you're right. I'll rejigger that
- rejigger that
| operator.log.info( | ||
| "Preparing entry point script to call: {}".format(python_callable) | ||
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| module, callable = python_callable.split(":") |
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it should be okay for the callable to be implicit and for us to just "execute" the module, no? Maybe args and kwargs don't make sense in that case, but 🤷
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I'd say, not, because in that event you should be just using the Operator as:
task = Operator(
command="python -m module.to.execute"
)
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I think both ought to work. this mode should work as a first class citizen
| entrypoint = PYTHON_ENTRYPOINT.format( | ||
| python_import_path=module, | ||
| callable=callable, | ||
| args=base64.b64encode(json.dumps(args).encode("utf-8")).decode("ascii"), |
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this b64/dumps/encode/decode bit should probably be de-inlined and maybe set as an attribute of the class, to enable it to be plugged?
| for filename in t.getnames(): | ||
| file = t.extractfile(filename) | ||
| if file: | ||
| key = filename.split(base, 1)[-1] # Gets the path after the first root |
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*_, key = filename.split(base, 1)?
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