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Create Sagemaker pipeline schedules if specified #3271

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Add schedule support for sagemaker. Tested manually.

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@htahir1 htahir1 requested a review from AlexejPenner December 20, 2024 11:40
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3 files reviewed, 1 total issue(s) found.

The style guide flagged several spelling errors that seemed like false positives. We skipped posting inline suggestions for the following words:

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@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ To see a full end-to-end worked example of a custom orchestrator, [see here](htt

There are some additional optional features that your orchestrator can implement:

* **Running pipelines on a schedule**: if your orchestrator supports running pipelines on a schedule, make sure to handle `deployment.schedule` if it exists. If your orchestrator does not support schedules, you should either log a warning and or even raise an exception in case the user tries to schedule a pipeline.
* **Running pipelines on a schedule**: if your orchestrator supports running pipelines on a schedule, make sure to handle `deployment.schedule` if it exists. If your orchestrator ules, you should either log a warning and or even raise an exception in case the user tries to schedule a pipeline.
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* **Running pipelines on a schedule**: if your orchestrator supports running pipelines on a schedule, make sure to handle `deployment.schedule` if it exists. If your orchestrator ules, you should either log a warning and or even raise an exception in case the user tries to schedule a pipeline.
* **Running pipelines on a schedule**: if your orchestrator supports running pipelines on a schedule, make sure to handle `deployment.schedule` if it exists. If your orchestrator rules, you should either log a warning and or even raise an exception in case the user tries to schedule a pipeline.

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  • Style Guide - (Spelling-error) Did you really mean 'ules'?

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The word 'ules' appears to be a typographical error for 'rules'. Correcting this spelling error improves the clarity and accuracy of the documentation.

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The style guide flagged several spelling errors that seemed like false positives. We skipped posting inline suggestions for the following words:

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@htahir1 htahir1 requested review from schustmi and bcdurak December 24, 2024 11:41
Comment on lines +798 to +808
metadata.update(
{
"schedule_rule_name": execution["rule_name"],
"schedule_type": execution["schedule_type"],
"schedule_expression": execution["schedule_expr"],
"pipeline_name": execution["pipeline_name"],
}
)

if next_execution := execution.get("next_execution"):
metadata["next_execution_time"] = next_execution.isoformat()
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Question to @schustmi and @bcdurak , i made this so that some metadata is captured in the schedule case, but not all. Can you help me fix this? Its probably flawed logic as it doesn't show up on the dashboard at all

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