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"This is pretty confusing: are the types here config types? the types of the resource? if the former, they don't seem right; if the latter, it's not helpful to have Any for essentially any meaningful resource -- we should either allow the user to give us a hint of what type the resource is, or cut this f
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Is there a way to make a job re-occur N milliseconds after it finished previous time?
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The tests fail sometimes due to millisecond based timing on some of the tests. I over optimized for local testing and it's causing tests to fail in CI occasionally. The CI pipeline is running in docker with limited resources, so not able to handle quite as precise time as my local machine.
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Description
Snowflake client drivers perform OCSP checking by default when connecting to a service endpoint. In normal circumstances, we should never turn off OCSP checking, and keep the default security posture of OCSP checking always ON. Only in rare emergency situations when Airflow is unable to connect to Snowflake due to OCSP issues should we consider using this workaround temporarily