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[WIP] added push_datapackage and pull_datapackage #66
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@pwalsh @vitorbaptista It works with 9 datasets (push/pull to SQL/BigQuery) from |
@roll 🎱 |
@roll also, really cool using |
@roll please get final signoff on this from @vitorbaptista |
# Push | ||
push_datapackage( | ||
descriptor='descriptor_path', | ||
backend='mystorage, '**<mystorage_options>) |
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The quote is in the wrong place
@roll The code looks good, it just needs a few tweaks to be more consistent with the overall style of this package. For instance, instead of having To be honest, I prefer Push/pull are very common for devs, though, so I'm happy to keep it. |
@vitorbaptista I think we've decided for now to have temp but working tooling:
So I've intentionally done it without touching cc @pwalsh |
virtualenv .python | ||
source .python/bin/activate | ||
pip install --upgrade -e . | ||
pip install tox |
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Is this a common pattern? This feels like it should belong in the README instead, maybe in a "Running the tests" subsection inside "Developer notes".
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Ohh my bad system .gitignore
was broken
You're right. Just check a few typos on the README (like |
Great!
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Work in progress will wait a discussion and https://github.com/frictionlessdata/testsuite-py tests added and passed.