<#6569 Run a Task from a NotebookTask> Issue creat...
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#6569 Run a Task from a NotebookTask Issue created by ELind77 Hi all, I've been using Flyte to execute some papermill workflows and share the results with colleagues on Flyte Deck. So far it's been fun but I've run up against an issue that I wanted some input on. I know that there are limits on the arguments I can pass in to a papermill notebook, that's the nature of the beast. Normally that's not a huge limitation, but when doing report generation there's often a data processing step (sometimes a very expensive step) that needs to run to create outputs that can then be massaged and rendered in the notebook. Normally, I just take the hit and let the notebook run, but with Flyte I thought, "why don't I cache the intermediate outputs so I can re-use them later?" That's a long way of saying, can I have the code in my notebook, that I am executing as a Flyte
NotebookTask
call another
Task
and make use of Fyte's caching? Let me know if you need a more concrete example. flyteorg/flyte