def execute_task_cmd(task_module, task_name, inputs, output_prefix, raw_output_data_prefix, test):
_click.echo(_utils.get_version_message())
# Backwards compatibility - if Propeller hasn't filled this in, then it'll come through here as the original
# template string, so let's explicitly set it to None so that the downstream functions will know to fall back
# to the original shard formatter/prefix config.
if raw_output_data_prefix == "{{.rawOutputDataPrefix}}":
raw_output_data_prefix = None
_execute_task(task_module, task_name, inputs, output_prefix, raw_output_data_prefix, test)
def map_execute_task_cmd(
inputs,
output_prefix,
raw_output_data_prefix,
max_concurrency,
test,
resolver,
resolver_args,
):
_click.echo(_utils.get_version_message())
_execute_map_task(
inputs,
output_prefix,
raw_output_data_prefix,
max_concurrency,
test,
resolver,
resolver_args,
)
def execute_task_cmd(
task_module, task_name, inputs, output_prefix, raw_output_data_prefix, test, resolver, resolver_args
):
_click.echo(_utils.get_version_message())
# Backwards compatibility - if Propeller hasn't filled this in, then it'll come through here as the original
# template string, so let's explicitly set it to None so that the downstream functions will know to fall back
# to the original shard formatter/prefix config.
if raw_output_data_prefix == "{{.rawOutputDataPrefix}}":
raw_output_data_prefix = None
# For new API tasks (as of 0.16.x), we need to call a different function.
# Use the presence of the resolver to differentiate between old API tasks and new API tasks
# The addition of a new top-level command seemed out of scope at the time of this writing to pursue given how
# pervasive this top level command already (plugins mostly).
if not resolver:
_click.echo("No resolver found, assuming legacy API task...")
_legacy_execute_task(task_module, task_name, inputs, output_prefix, raw_output_data_prefix, test)
else:
_click.echo(f"Attempting to run with {resolver}...")
_execute_task(inputs, output_prefix, raw_output_data_prefix, test, resolver, resolver_args)
def execute_task_cmd(task_module, task_name, inputs, output_prefix, test):
_click.echo(_utils.get_version_message())
_execute_task(task_module, task_name, inputs, output_prefix, test)
