Hello. I was wondering if there's a way to make sure that a post task runs even if the main task fails with an unhandled exception? Here's a simplified version of my code to illustrate the issue:
@task()
def my_pre_task(ctx):
# Do some resource provisioning needed by the task
@task()
def my_post_task(ctx):
# Perform resource cleanup
# This should always run, but it won't if the main task fails with an unhandled exception
@task(pre=[my_pre_task], post=[my_post_task])
def main_task(ctx):
# Do something that could also result in an unhandled exception
I know that I can wrap the main_task in a try/finally, but I'd rather not do this if I can find a more elegant solution. I was hoping there was something like post_run_on_failure=True that I could use, or a finally task that behaves like a post but always run.
Hello. I was wondering if there's a way to make sure that a post task runs even if the main task fails with an unhandled exception? Here's a simplified version of my code to illustrate the issue:
I know that I can wrap the main_task in a try/finally, but I'd rather not do this if I can find a more elegant solution. I was hoping there was something like
post_run_on_failure=Truethat I could use, or afinallytask that behaves like a post but always run.