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Hello,
Thanks for writing on re:Post
The functionality you have explained here is available when using the PySpark Kernel within a Jupyter Notebook.
When raising an error within a cell, if that error is flagged in the run time, the notebook will not continue to run the following cells even when using the Run All Option.
When an error is met, the notebook will output the information of this error and will stop executing.
I hope the above information helped in addressing your concern
Thanks
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Thanks! You're right, we don't have any problem with python3 kernel, just with pyspark.
How do you flag them in runtime? Can you do that from emr start emr notebook api or step function start emr notebook execution?
We raise exceptions inside cells and doesn't stop notebook executions,
Thanks