Isolate query failures in publish pipeline (#45)#103
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Closes #45. Catches exceptions in
execute_and_upload_pgso a single failing query gets logged via Prefect's run logger instead of crashing the whole pipeline run. Since the page-building step already discovers files via an S3 glob rather than by inspecting task results, a failed query is simply skipped rather than blocking the archive/docs build for everything else.The parquet file uploads fine, but the CSV write throws. You would end up with a partially published file even though the task reports a total failure.
Note on testing: Verified locally that this catches and logs exceptions correctly, but couldn’t run a full end-to-end test since I don’t yet have a working Prefect API connection (separate issue, following up on that). Would appreciate a check from someone with that access.