Remove reparse on DAG depending on asset alias #44866
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I suspect we no longer need this since alias resolution now happens very late in the scheduling process. A DAG *should* be able to automatically understand the alias is resolved without a reparse after refactorings introduced in cccc933.
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@uranusjr would like to confirm whether it works on your local. I tried with commit |
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Still some problems. Don’t merge this yet. |
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I suspect we no longer need this since alias resolution now happens very late in the scheduling process. A DAG should be able to automatically understand the alias is resolved without a reparse after refactorings introduced in cccc933.
Let’s see what CI thinks.