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When I use the example from merge_sort.py, which is from here Use the following command
pyflyte run --remote merge_sort.py merge_sort --numbers=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21] --numbers_count=21
and open my flyteconsole, the bug will happen.
The output is right, but the behavior isn't.
Note: I've contributed to the merge_sort.py to change the behavior, but my code can still reproduce the bug.
1.See the graph in FlyteConsole. 2.See the Nodes in FlyteConsole.
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sample run: https://devflyte/console/projects/flytesnacks/domains/development/executions/axvb2b4hgzpjjhhhfls2?duration=all
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flyteorg/flyteconsole#788 fixes this issue.
will be in flyte release 1.8.1
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Describe the bug
When I use the example from merge_sort.py, which is from here
Use the following command
and open my flyteconsole, the bug will happen.
The output is right, but the behavior isn't.
Note:
I've contributed to the merge_sort.py to change the behavior, but my code can still reproduce the bug.
Expected behavior
1.See the graph in FlyteConsole.
2.See the Nodes in FlyteConsole.
Additional context to reproduce
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