great, I have been working on the similar PR, but you did it first and way better 💯

@james-crabtree-sp Thanks again for putting this PR together. I think in order to merge, you'll need to sign your commits: https://docs.feast.dev/project/development-guide#signing-off-commits

@james-crabtree-sp Thanks again for putting this PR together. I think in order to merge, you'll need to sign your commits: https://docs.feast.dev/project/development-guide#signing-off-commits

I think they are all signed off already. I see that the DCO task that checks this completed successfully https://github.com/feast-dev/feast/pull/3789/checks?check_run_id=17541354092

@james-crabtree-sp Thanks again for putting this PR together. I think in order to merge, you'll need to sign your commits: https://docs.feast.dev/project/development-guide#signing-off-commits

I think they are all signed off already. I see that the DCO task that checks this completed successfully https://github.com/feast-dev/feast/pull/3789/checks?check_run_id=17541354092

Sorry for the confusion, I was referring to the requirements to merge, and linked to the wrong documentation.

This is the requirement that I was referring to:

Merging is blocked
The base branch requires all commits to be signed. Learn more about signing commits.

hey @james-crabtree-sp this is a great PR, you need any hands to make it merged? I see there's a lot of commits in the past unverified

if you don't mind I can create another PR to mimic this one

@whoahbot @sudohainguyen Ahh, I understand now. Commits are now verified

@whoahbot @sudohainguyen Ahh, I understand now. Commits are now verified

exactly 🤣 looks good now but you need to run code format though

@whoahbot @sudohainguyen Ahh, I understand now. Commits are now verified

exactly 🤣 looks good now but you need to run code format though

Noticed that too. Weird rebase issue. Should be fixed now

@james-crabtree-sp I've been adopting your changes on my side

so far do we need to wait the job to be done, like forever without timeout?

@james-crabtree-sp I've been adopting your changes on my side

so far do we need to wait the job to be done, like forever without timeout?

Well, this PR adds the configurable active_deadline_seconds setting, which can be used to impose a timeout on the kubernetes jobs. Does that answer your question?

@james-crabtree-sp I've been adopting your changes on my side
so far do we need to wait the job to be done, like forever without timeout?

Well, this PR adds the configurable active_deadline_seconds setting, which can be used to impose a timeout on the kubernetes jobs. Does that answer your question?

cool clear