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rbrtr
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Airflow no tasks found

I have set up two airflow artifacts containing a sample dbt model. One with "Farbic managed" file storage and one backed by azure devops. Both containing the same structure and content. The one managed by Fabric runs successfully, but the one managed by devops always reports the error "no tasks found" error in the dag. I double checked the structure and content and there is no difference.

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Akash_Varuna
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Hi @rbrtr , Could you try these 

  • Verify DAG Location: Ensure the DAG file is in the correct directory that Airflow is scanning (dags_folder).

  • Check Permissions: Ensure Airflow has the necessary permissions to access the Azure DevOps-backed DAG file.

  • Validate DAG Syntax: Make sure the DAG is defined properly in the file 

  • Sync Issues: Ensure changes in Azure DevOps are correctly synced to Airflow. Double-check CI/CD pipeline configurations.

  • Review Airflow Logs: Look for specific errors related to file paths, parsing, or missing tasks.

  • Compare Configurations: Check if the Azure DevOps storage and Fabric storage are set up similarly in Airflow (plugins, connections, credentials).
    If this post helped please do give a kudos and accept this as a solution
    Thanks In Advance

 

 

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