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I do not understand why the CLI is trying to use GitHub Actions, as I haven’t specified anything in my configuration.
I therefore believe this might be a bug.
Expected behavior
Generation of a DAG file with my pipeline
Steps to reproduce
Install latest version of dlt
create a simple rest api to bigquery pipeline
run pipeline to check that all is working fine
run dlt deploy .\rest_api_pipeline.py airflow-composer command
Operating system
Windows
Runtime environment
Local
Python version
3.9
dlt data source
service now rest api
dlt destination
Google BigQuery
Other deployment details
No response
Additional information
No response
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dlt deploy .\rest_api_pipeline.py airflow-composer
Error when running dlt deploy cli with airflow-composer parameter
Dec 17, 2024
After some research, it turns out that having a repository pointing to GitHub is a prerequisite (_get_origin() method in deploy_command_helpers.py), even if GitHub Actions are not being used.
So, I added a dummy repo with github.com in the URL of my repo, and it works. I find it counterintuitive, but I couldn’t find any other way to make the command work.
dlt version
1.4.1
Describe the problem
Hello,
I am encountering an issue when trying to deploy a pipeline on Airflow-Composer.
The pipeline works perfectly, but when I run the command :
dlt deploy .\rest_api_pipeline.py airflow-composer
I get the following error:
I do not understand why the CLI is trying to use GitHub Actions, as I haven’t specified anything in my configuration.
I therefore believe this might be a bug.
Expected behavior
Generation of a DAG file with my pipeline
Steps to reproduce
Install latest version of dlt
create a simple rest api to bigquery pipeline
run pipeline to check that all is working fine
run
dlt deploy .\rest_api_pipeline.py airflow-composer
commandOperating system
Windows
Runtime environment
Local
Python version
3.9
dlt data source
service now rest api
dlt destination
Google BigQuery
Other deployment details
No response
Additional information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: