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Several compute subcommands accept --dry-run flags that cause them to print generated values instead of saving them in artifacts. But because these prints occur in tasks, I think (but haven't observed) that they could occur simultaneously, leading to garbled output. I've never used these flags, so I'm not strongly favoring keeping them, but if we do, should we force --jobs to 1? Or should we only allow --dry-run with patterns that match single resources?
Also, what exactly should we be outputting (raw artifacts or Registry YAML)?
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Several
compute
subcommands accept--dry-run
flags that cause them to print generated values instead of saving them in artifacts. But because these prints occur in tasks, I think (but haven't observed) that they could occur simultaneously, leading to garbled output. I've never used these flags, so I'm not strongly favoring keeping them, but if we do, should we force--jobs
to 1? Or should we only allow--dry-run
with patterns that match single resources?Also, what exactly should we be outputting (raw artifacts or Registry YAML)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: