(it's been showing [object Object] for ages btw)
(it's been showing [object Object] for ages btw)
Fi update regularly
Fluckily for me, an unrelated warning later on helped me get the worker name lmao
/tmp/windmill/wk-scar-gs986-j2Zp7/019157b3-f706-4097-d85d-d11017b8c178/f/main/monitor/forloop_0/step_0.py:62: UserWarning: Polars found a filename. Ensure you pass a path to the file instead of a python file object when possible for best performance.
/tmp/windmill/wk-scar-gs986-j2Zp7/019157b3-f706-4097-d85d-d11017b8c178/f/main/monitor/forloop_0/step_0.py:62: UserWarning: Polars found a filename. Ensure you pass a path to the file instead of a python file object when possible for best performance.
Ractually, the worker_name is indeed in the file name
Rso for that use-case, it's recoverable
Fin the filename for the script, yeah but not for the logs
RAnyone know where there might be more guidance on the suggested approach to define custom windmill app components? One area I wasn't sure about is how the styling should be handled. Should you/can you provide an ability to style the elements within a custom component? The example project comes with the component.css file with a bunch of styles defined. Can i just get rid of those? I was playing around with using mantine to style my custom component, but then remembered tailwind is used within the custom app editor. So, just curious what the suggested approach is for styling custom components.
RI'm building a custom component for instantsearch.js that will support connecting to algolia or typesense and displaying UI for searching/filtering the content with an option to add buttons/actions on each of the results. So, will be styling the hits, and trying to add some configurability for which fields to use for display, and which facets to show. The idea being we can quickly search and find items in algolia/typsense, then on clicking a button on a result, maybe show additional data from the CMS in a separate pane, take actions, etc.
R@rothnic you can get rid of anything. A custom windmill app component is a bundle that will be mounted at the right div, that's it and that's all
RThe only area to be careful of is intersection with our tailwind theme, you may reuse our tailwind theme but if you want your own you will have to set tailwind to generate your own prefixes
RWhile, I assumed i could do whatever within the component, I guess I was more wondering if there is a suggested approach for fitting in with the other existing components. Both from the perspective of looking similar and/or providing the ability to override styles within the component from the app editor like the built-in components support. Taking a look at the ag table component as an example equivalent, was it explicitly styled to match the "theme" of the app editor? If a component allows overriding the styles, does it essentially need to define inputs for the classes to pass down and apply to the contained elements?
ROk I get what you're saying. So yes we try to be consistent with our theme but currently do not have a design system. It's done on a look and feel basis. However, we do have a tailwind theme with our own custom colors. That theme is usable since the tailwind classes will have effect even in your custom components. I can update the template to include our tailwind configuration.
As for making your component customizable by others, you won't be able to make it stylable as a component like native components but any classes that are specific to your component can be used to style it in the CSS that can be made into a sharable theme
As for making your component customizable by others, you won't be able to make it stylable as a component like native components but any classes that are specific to your component can be used to style it in the CSS that can be made into a sharable theme
Rhere is our tailwind config: https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmill/blob/main/frontend/tailwind.config.cjs
GitHub
Open-source developer platform to turn scripts into workflows and UIs. Fastest workflow engine (5x vs Airflow). Open-source alternative to Airplane and Retool. - windmill-labs/windmill
RGotcha, thanks, I'll take a look at that.
Fif i update my k8s helm chart version while (possibly) having a script / flow running, what would happen? do the workers get updated / do they handle termination signals properly / would the flow resume where it left off / etc
Rtl;dr: things will be fine
flow states are persistent and each job within a flow is responsible to update the flow state to the next step. When a worker pod receive a termination signal, it will wait for his job to be done before actually exiting (graceful exit). If k8s is set in a way to have a timeout before sigkill, and the job is very long, then your job might get killed but in this case Windmill recovery mechanisms will take over and the job will be restarted when a new worker gets available.
flow states are persistent and each job within a flow is responsible to update the flow state to the next step. When a worker pod receive a termination signal, it will wait for his job to be done before actually exiting (graceful exit). If k8s is set in a way to have a timeout before sigkill, and the job is very long, then your job might get killed but in this case Windmill recovery mechanisms will take over and the job will be restarted when a new worker gets available.
FIf k8s is set in a way to have a timeout before sigkillany info / do you know of the top off your head where that's configured or if there are default values set? i have some jobs that can take several minutes to finish so i want to ensure it won't break
Fi'll do some research myself, but worth asking as well :D
RI believe it's terminationGracePeriodSeconds
Fright and it seems like the windmill app has that but the workers don't, i see
Fso the default is 30s it seems
DHow would I invalidate a cached python dependency or specify a specific package when there is a naming conflict?
I have a situation where i'm trying to run python-barcode, but windmill resolved this as the barcode package, understandably. However now i need to get rid of the barcode cached item and make sure my code uses python-barcode instead.
both modules use the "import barcode" include statement.
I have a situation where i'm trying to run python-barcode, but windmill resolved this as the barcode package, understandably. However now i need to get rid of the barcode cached item and make sure my code uses python-barcode instead.
both modules use the "import barcode" include statement.
RIt's not a question of cache but resolution. You can override the resolution per script.
R@Ask Inkeep how does one pin the python dependencies
DIf i understand the syntax of that, it would be something like the attached, but it's still resolving the incorrect library.
RRemove the second line
DThanks that did it, btw i had found this documentation but its not very clear on how it works exactly. i now understand that after the first line (#requirements: or #extra_requirements:) it's a list of libraries you are trying to override.
FAirflow has the concept of backfilling as a 1st class feature (https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/stable/core-concepts/dag-run.html#backfill), which for example can be used for more resilient incremental loads (https://tobikodata.com/data_load_patterns_101.html). it essentially allows you to run a DAG "in the past", as well as automating catching up to a certain point (https://youtu.be/OXOiUeHOQ-0), by iterating an execution for every missed date (based on the schedule, e.g. @daily) up until the start_date.
it does this by providing a start_date and end_date to your DAG. is there a way to emulate this behavior in windmill?
it does this by providing a start_date and end_date to your DAG. is there a way to emulate this behavior in windmill?
Ryou can do that with code and API but we do plan in the future to add this as a feature (but potentially EE only)
Mbeen lately thinking about how this talk could be applied to browser-based development.
can already run node runtimes, importing packages etc within a browser. can now run ai-assisted postgres in browser. i imagine soon we'll see a revival of this guy's ideas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUv66718DII
can already run node runtimes, importing packages etc within a browser. can now run ai-assisted postgres in browser. i imagine soon we'll see a revival of this guy's ideas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUv66718DII
Mspoke to some devs behind webvm.io, apparently getting docker to run fully in-browser is feasible
RWhat would make me really happy is if we figure out a way to make full debugger working in-browser. Of course webcontainer would solve that
Rwe would love to offer the debugger experience on our webide but it would require a separate service and would not scale gracefully with users, but if it worked in-browser that changes everything
Myeup. literal paradigm shift moment. this stood out recently, database + node + code editor + reactive browser debugger
MMin a html file
Rvery cool. Yes, webcontainer and wasm is the future imho
RWe're SOC 2 Type II and have gone through a pentest with independent auditors (only minor findings, all resolved), will go through another one in the next few months. You can report them publicly on the github security page, and if ever the finding very major we would benefit from a few days of being tipped early so we can alert our customers first.
Rdo you know who is this ?
Malready tracked him down
https://github.com/RabbitHols
though the repo for it only contains compiled js
https://github.com/RabbitHols
though the repo for it only contains compiled js
GitHub
Hi. RabbitHols has 8 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
Rhe doesn't sound like he wants a job, but if he did, we have one for him 
Ryes
R@ch you're in luck, rust support is coming soon
RHi @natalyK , could you send us a minimal app that exposes this behavior please
Ryeah, we should make in a reserved id