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An orchestration platform for the development, production, and observation of data assets.
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An orchestration platform for the development, production, and observation of data assets.
The week focused on two major themes: rolling out async asset materialization infrastructure with new run statuses (SUSPENDED, ACTIVE) exposed through GraphQL and the UI, and refining the web experience with mobile variants of the asset catalog and runs row, plus fixes for UI flickering on lazy…
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Stop docker-py's 60s timeout from flaking the dagster-docker CI jobs (#27211)
Don't persist run requests that exceed the run size limit on sensor ticks (#27231)
fix(graphql): clamp oversized event-log query limits instead of raising (#27196)
Add narrow per-column asset queries that skip event deserialization (#27198)
Project asset events onto their indexed columns without the payload (#27201)
[ui] Only offer "Terminate instead" when the user can terminate the run (#27208)
[ui] Use the design's icons for queued, not started, and managed runs (#27158)
[dagster-sling] Set Snowflake partner application on connection strings (#27212)
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