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I have a short-circuit task with two downstream tasks and want one of the downstream tasks to always run, because it's a logging task.
I would assume that trigger_rule="always" is what I need, I can't use that, however, because I'm in a dynamically mapped task group.
Task-generated mapping within a mapped task group is not allowed with trigger rule 'always'
Effectively I want the logging task to run if the upstream task was successful, ignoring the request to skip from upstream. Is there a way to do that in dynamically mapped tasks?
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I have a short-circuit task with two downstream tasks and want one of the downstream tasks to always run, because it's a logging task.
I would assume that
trigger_rule="always"
is what I need, I can't use that, however, because I'm in a dynamically mapped task group.Effectively I want the logging task to run if the upstream task was successful, ignoring the request to skip from upstream. Is there a way to do that in dynamically mapped tasks?
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