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Hi,
I have a conundrum. One notebook in a bigger pipeline cannot accept base parameters. Not as fixed values, not as dynamic expression, nothing. All the ohter notebooks work fine.
I checked wording couple times, deleted and recreated the base parameters. I even created a copy of the notebook, to no avail.
I had to hard-code the variables as a first cell in the notebook, but it should be a temporal fix.
Any help will be appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Ostrzak ,
I think you can do the steps below:
1. Check Parameter Names: Ensure that the parameter names in the notebook match exactly with those in the pipeline settings. Even a small typo can cause issues.
2. Inspect Pipeline JSON: Verify that the JSON configuration for the pipeline correctly specifies the parameters. Ensure that both the key and value are set for each parameter.
3. Toggle Parameter Cell: Make sure the parameter cell is correctly toggled in the notebook. This can be done by selecting the "Toggle Parameter Cell" option under More Commands.
4. Maybe you can cancel out everything and try your process all over again.
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
It was the toggling the parameter cells that fix my issue.
Hi @Ostrzak ,
I think you can do the steps below:
1. Check Parameter Names: Ensure that the parameter names in the notebook match exactly with those in the pipeline settings. Even a small typo can cause issues.
2. Inspect Pipeline JSON: Verify that the JSON configuration for the pipeline correctly specifies the parameters. Ensure that both the key and value are set for each parameter.
3. Toggle Parameter Cell: Make sure the parameter cell is correctly toggled in the notebook. This can be done by selecting the "Toggle Parameter Cell" option under More Commands.
4. Maybe you can cancel out everything and try your process all over again.
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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