tracing-upstream-lineage
Upstream Lineage: Sources
Trace the origins of data and answer "Where does this data come from?"
Lineage Investigation
Step 1: Identify the Target Type
Determine what we are tracing:
- Table
- Column
- DAG
Step 2: Find the Producing DAG
- List DAGs: use
list_active_dagsandlist_paused_dags - Read DAG source: use
get_dag_source_code - If a run exists, use
analyse_dag_latest_runto see tasks and logs
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