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Merged to :
Idea: https://bigblue.aha.io/ideas/ideas/WAI-I-63
Epic: https://bigblue.aha.io/features/WAI-1013
GH Issue: https://github.ibm.com/dap/dap-planning/issues/34388
Target Release: 5.0.3
We are also receive feedback from our clients that this loss of functionality has caused inconvenience to maintain exisiting workflow with git enabled project. Our client has provided the following recommendation for product team's consideration to restore this capability.
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Watson Studio Projects should not store and sync any code, scripts, parameters, schedules, and metadata related to scheduling jobs while pushing/pulling to Git.
Make scheduling jobs a user defined process that is only persistent within the individual user instance of the Watson Studio Project.
Every time a new user pulls a git-enabled Watson Studio Project, they will need to manually configure any jobs schedules to run any Watson Studio Notebooks within the project. Not syncing any code, scripts, parameters, schedules, and metadata related to scheduling jobs in Git should remove any job-related information overlap in Git. Allowing individual users to create jobs within their own project instances gives users the ability to tailor job schedules on an individual basis which is a lot more flexible.