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generate-table-partitions currently takes an option -cdir CONFIG_DIR to specify where the yaml files should be stored. What it does is to create another directory within this directory and then store the yaml files within that directory. The name of this other directory is <source_schema>.<source_table> if it is called with tables OR custom.<random5 char string> if it is called with a custom query. The second option is not user friendly.
We have two choices:
Introduce a new parameter -fl or --folder-name to specify a name for the folder and if not provided default to current behavior. If we choose this approach, the change would need to be made here - in addition to adding a new parameter. OR
Reinterpret CONFIG_DIR as the place to store yamls and store the yamls there.
Would love to hear from customers on the approach they prefer.
Sundar Mudupalli
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
generate-table-partitions currently takes an option
-cdir CONFIG_DIR
to specify where the yaml files should be stored. What it does is to create another directory within this directory and then store the yaml files within that directory. The name of thisother
directory is <source_schema>.<source_table> if it is called with tables ORcustom.<random5 char string>
if it is called with a custom query. The second option is not user friendly.We have two choices:
-fl
or--folder-name
to specify a name for the folder and if not provided default to current behavior. If we choose this approach, the change would need to be made here - in addition to adding a new parameter. ORWould love to hear from customers on the approach they prefer.
Sundar Mudupalli
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: