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- Hi there, I am setting up scenario alerts to send notifications to Google Chat. I have one working example and it's doing what I want it to do. Now I need to set up this alerting on many scenarios, bu…
Solution by HarizoRHi Ben,
There is no visual way to reuse "templated webhooks" as of today, but you can programmatically retrieve your reporter settings and apply them to your target Scenarios using the Scenario API. In practice, it means that you would:
- retrieve the settings of a Scenario already containing the webhook (see the raw_reporters property)
- add those settings to the target Scenarios by editing their raw_reporters properties then save().
Hope this helps!
Best,
Harizo
Solution by HarizoRHi Ben,
There is no visual way to reuse "templated webhooks" as of today, but you can programmatically retrieve your reporter settings and apply them to your target Scenarios using the Scenario API. In practice, it means that you would:
- retrieve the settings of a Scenario already containing the webhook (see the raw_reporters property)
- add those settings to the target Scenarios by editing their raw_reporters properties then save().
Hope this helps!
Best,
Harizo
- Can one create multiple application-as-a-recipe recipes from a single project? https://doc.dataiku.com/dss/latest/applications/application-as-recipe.html talks about converting parts of a project into…Last answer by
Last answer by yashpuranikIts not an ideal solution, but what you described will work, although it is clunky and non ideal.
An alternative we are working with is having multiple scenarios associated with an app-as-recipe, and using the recipe controls to update project variables, which in turn will provide conditions on which scenarios to run (if condition satisfied in the run this step option).