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Update KFP, Tekton and Vertex for Pydantic 2.x #2733

Closed safoinme closed 2 months ago

safoinme commented 3 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce a new package, azure-mgmt-resource, to the connectors-azure list in pyproject.toml. Additionally, significant updates were made to the Tekton orchestrator's implementation, including the addition of a resource_settings attribute in the TektonOrchestratorSettings class and extensive modifications to the orchestration logic in tekton_orchestrator.py.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
pyproject.toml Added the azure-mgmt-resource package to the connectors-azure list.
.../tekton_orchestrator_flavor.py Added resource_settings attribute to TektonOrchestratorSettings class.
.../tekton_orchestrator.py Refactored imports, updated pipeline task configuration, introduced new methods for dynamic component and pipeline creation, and enhanced logic for environment variable handling.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TektonOrchestrator
    participant KFPClient
    participant Compiler

    User->>TektonOrchestrator: prepare_or_run_pipeline()
    TektonOrchestrator->>TektonOrchestrator: _configure_pipeline_task()
    TektonOrchestrator->>TektonOrchestrator: _create_dynamic_component()
    TektonOrchestrator->>TektonOrchestrator: _create_dynamic_pipeline()
    TektonOrchestrator->>Compiler: compile(pipeline)
    Compiler-->>TektonOrchestrator: compiled_pipeline
    TektonOrchestrator->>KFPClient: create_run(compiled_pipeline)
    KFPClient-->>TektonOrchestrator: run_id
    TektonOrchestrator-->>User: run_id

Poem

In the code where changes bloom,
Azure's package finds its room.
Tekton's tasks now freshly spun,
Resource settings, new methods begun.
Pipelines dance in dynamic flight,
Orchestrator's future, looking bright.
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LLM Finetuning template updates in examples/llm_finetuning have been pushed.