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Interpret "order" as "the order in which the steps are defined in your YAML file", and it's simply true.
by defen 6y ago
Interpret "order" as "the order in which the steps are defined in your YAML file", and it's simply true.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- tr352 6y agoI'm nitpicking but my point is that a DAG doesn't let you run anything. It might represent something, though, such as a bunch of tasks and a "must be executed before" relation. It's sloppy, imprecise use of language.
- BorisTheBrave 6y agoBy that logic, no code lets you run anything, it just "represents" a program that actually runs. That's just pedantry.
- tr352 6y agoCode runs and possibly lets you run something (for example in case of an OS or interpreter). I don't see a problem there.