Annotate Task.load() error with task name and hash#92
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When a result file is corrupt (e.g. zlib decompression failure), the error now includes the task name and a truncated hash so the failing task can be identified.
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Thank you! Luis |
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I had an issue with one of my pipelines where task outputs became corrupted somehow. The error message didn't specify the task hash, making it difficult to find and surgically recompute the relevant tasks.
The "fix" was just to add a try/catch around the load and add an error message to specifically print the offending task hash and file path for manual removal.