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fix(timetable): fix failing to manually trigger a Dag with CronPartitionedTimetable#62441

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fix(timetable): fix failing to manually trigger a Dag with CronPartitionedTimetable#62441
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Why

Closes: #62337

When manually triggering a Dag with schedule=CronPartitionedTimetable (or via the cli), it throws an error because the partition key is missing.

What

Do not include partition_key in run_id if not provided


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@Lee-W Lee-W requested a review from uranusjr as a code owner February 25, 2026 01:49
@Lee-W Lee-W merged commit 54a2a66 into apache:main Feb 25, 2026
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Manually trigger a Dag with schedule=CronPartitionedTimetable breaks

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