chore(pipeline) : Make the main DAG run hourly #300
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Having two DAGS running the geocodages model in the same time doesn't bode well with the incremental models. Let's switch to running the main DAG hourly, which also kind of makes sense as our pipeline is more frequently updated and is also by far the simpler option, thus the one with the fewer surprises.
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Having two DAGS running the geocodages model in the same time doesn't bode well with the incremental models.
Let's switch to running the main DAG hourly, which also kind of makes sense as our pipeline is more frequently updated and is also by far the simpler option, thus the one with the fewer surprises.