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Jeremiah Lowin edited comment on AIRFLOW-64 at 5/6/16 10:35 PM:
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I agree -- would you mind making a PR?
PRs will still go through GitHub but must reference a JIRA issue in the title.
For example:
"\[AIRFLOW-64\] Add note about relative DAGS_FOLDER"
Thanks!d
was (Author: jlowin):
I agree -- would you mind making a PR?
PRs will still go through GitHub but must reference a JIRA issue in the title.
For example, "[AIRFLOW-64] Add note about relative DAGS_FOLDER".
Thanks!
> dags_folder not handled correctly
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: AIRFLOW-64
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-64
> Project: Apache Airflow
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: cli, executor, scheduler
> Affects Versions: Airflow 1.7.0
> Environment: running on mac os X
> airflow.cfg:
> ```
> airflow_home = .
> dags_folder = ./dags
> ```
> Reporter: Giacomo Tagliabe
>
> running `airflow list_dags` with the command above from a location with a
> `dags` subdirectory, the cli erros the following message:
> ```
> airflow.utils.AirflowException: subdir has to be part of your DAGS_FOLDER as
> defined in your airflow.cfg
> ```
> if I change the airflow.cfg to `dags_folder = dags`, list_dags seem to work
> correctly, but any other task doesn't seem to handle the dags_folder
> correctly. Here is what `airflow scheduler` outputs when it tries to execute
> a scheduled dag:
> ```
> DAG [process_deleted_runs] could not be found in
> /Users/giacomo/workspace/qsi/scheduler/dags/Users/giacomo/workspace/qsi/scheduler/process_deleted_runs.py
> ```
> As you see, it seems that the absolute path
> (`/Users/giacomo/workspace/qsi/scheduler/`) is chained twice.
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