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@icywang86rui icywang86rui commented May 13, 2019

Currently the Airflow logic always uses basename of entry_point when
taring up the source code and upload to s3. So if only the absolute
path of the script is provided the pre-processing will fail. This change
fixes the issue.

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Currently the Airflow logic always uses basename of entry_point when
taring up the source code and upload to s3. So if only the absolute
path of the script is provided the pre-processing will fail. This change
fixes the issue.
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Are there integ tests for this?

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