Jinjia question
Hi, I am not familiar with Jinjia. I am trying to generate several child records by using Pipeline. The 1st child will get a date "9/21/2023", 2nd one will get "9/22/2023", and so on. However, it a...
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You are not incrementing the adate counter , try below
{% set adate = adate + time.delta(days=num) %}
Optional
time.today will generate date at utc time . Using time zone help , I generally do
{{ (time.now|timezone('Asia/Calcutta'))|date_ymd('-') }}
Hope this helps.
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Prashant Maheshwari
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Hi Prashant,
I only want to run 5 times, using the variable Adate to add one more day each cycle.
I saw your post " Jinja using a counter inside loop". I think I got the same issue. Trying to approach it as you suggested, however, I am dealing with a date field, when using namespace feature, it has a syntax error. Thanks!
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Hongkun liang
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here I just present a simple example. In the actual scenario, the variable will change to weekday if the date is following into weekend. So day 1="9/23/2023", it will changed to "9/25/2023", the day2 will be "9/26/2023".
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Hongkun liang
------------------------------Maybe some more context to what you are trying will help me answer. Some general tidbits
- You can always use a if condition inside your loop to check for weekend , in fact I just learned this THIS POST .
- With weekends , you want five run and want to remember the last generated day , definitely namespace worthy
- Maybe you can break it down by first just letting it generate 5 days regardless of weekends , if it works then incorporate namespace slowly
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Prashant Maheshwari
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