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LaunchPlan's can contain - fixed_inputs and default_inputs.
Fixed inputs are not overridable.
But the way launchplans are handled in flytekit local execution today, users can accidentally override fixed inputs. this should fail in the backend compiler, but will not be caught in local execution
this code sample shows how the saved inputs is a combination of the two and
it can be seen here how this will not be dealt with correctly in local execution and even in workflow creation.
Expected behavior
Failure in local execution if a fixed input is overriden
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Describe the bug
LaunchPlan's can contain - fixed_inputs and default_inputs.
Fixed inputs are not overridable.
But the way launchplans are handled in flytekit local execution today, users can accidentally override fixed inputs. this should fail in the backend compiler, but will not be caught in local execution
this code sample shows how the saved inputs is a combination of the two and
it can be seen here how this will not be dealt with correctly in local execution and even in workflow creation.
Expected behavior
Failure in local execution if a fixed input is overriden
Additional context to reproduce
No response
Screenshots
No response
Are you sure this issue hasn't been raised already?
Have you read the Code of Conduct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: