What is the semantic difference between setting airflow's schedule_interval to "@once" vs. None?
If I understand correctly, they both will require manual triggering of the dag in order to run. Is this correct?
What is the semantic difference between setting airflow's schedule_interval to "@once" vs. None?
If I understand correctly, they both will require manual triggering of the dag in order to run. Is this correct?
Only if set to None you have to trigger it manually - it won't be scheduled at all.
If you set it to @Once it will run exactly one time (and only one time) - see the airflow docs.