Let's say I schedule a Notebook to run (either by Notebook schedule or Data Pipeline schedule).
However, someone else with edit permission on the Notebook can subsequently alter the source code of the Notebook.
The new code will be executed the next time the notebook runs on my schedule.
But, it will still run under my user identity, able to utilize all my permissions, even if the code was altered by someone else and I might not even be informed about this.
To avoid this source of potential confusion and security risk:
Please make it possible to "lock" a scheduled notebook run or data pipeline to a specific version of the Notebook.
This way, I can know exactly which source code gets executed when the notebook is run on my schedule (or as part of my data pipeline).
I also want the ability to easily update which version of the notebook that gets run. And an option to "always run the latest version".
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