New State type: TRIGGER_FAILED
See original GitHub issueWhen a task fails, and the following task also fails because it has an all_successful
trigger, it would be helpful to know that the second task didn’t fail because of an error or execution problem, but that it failed because the upstream task failed.
We’ve discussed creating an UPSTREAM_FAILED state to represent this behavior, but it could create odd situations: supposing a task has an all_failed
trigger and the upstream task succeeds. Should the resulting task really say UPSTREAM_FAILED
?
I think we need a TRIGGER_FAILED
which might act functionally like a SKIP
but not be treated as a SUCCESS
.
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I’m on board with
TriggerFailed
subclassingFailed
– one of the reasons I was hesitant about that at first was it would then trigger subsequent tasks as if the task had failed (for example, if the subsequent task had anall_failed
trigger) but yourskip
analogy helps me see that that is probably a good thingClosed with #59