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Every time something gets changed in this repo, push_to_airflow.sh needs to be run as well so that the corresponding code in the Dags folder gets updated. This will let us manually run push_to_airflow.sh via an actions workflow and see when it was last run and which branch it was run on. The UI will have a dropdown to select a branch.

We can also update this later to also automatically run push_to_airflow.sh when merging to main

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No need for rebasing 👍
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LGTM! Neat idea. Are you hoping to have people stop running push_to_airflow outside of the action so we can track better?

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LGTM! Neat idea. Are you hoping to have people stop running push_to_airflow outside of the action so we can track better?

yes, or ideally get push_to_airflow running after a main merge with some of the repos that aren't touched as frequently. I was trying to figure out why the new airtable token wasn't being recognized, and turns out the code in the Dags folder wasn't up to date with the code in Github - so I think this will help forgetting to run push_to_airflow

@shrutiag161 shrutiag161 merged commit c81d001 into main Oct 27, 2025
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@shrutiag161 shrutiag161 deleted the push-to-airflow-workflow branch October 27, 2025 14:45
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