Sample Pipeline: StepSequence Migration SDK v1 → v2 #3664
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Description
This sample pipeline was created in response to a customer query and has been requested by others in the past. It demonstrates a multi-step pipeline with dummy inputs and outputs, replicating the step sequence functionality that existed in AzureML SDK v1.
In AzureML SDK v2, the StepSequence feature from SDK v1 no longer exists. Pipelines now rely on data dependencies to determine the execution order of steps. The sample pipeline illustrates how to implement step ordering using dummy inputs and outputs, helping users migrate workflows from SDK v1 to SDK v2.
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