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This tool provides a sample implementation for recursively exporting files and notebooks from a Databricks workspace to Oracle AI Data Platform (AIDP). It preserves the folder structure and converts notebooks to .ipynb format while supporting optional string replacement during the export process.

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This script has been tested in our dev setup and has been tested by customer also.

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Has this been tested on all Databricks file name and folder name varieties? Just to ensure when we migrate to AIDP it works well.

Updated readme files based on review comments.
@ahmedawan-oracle ahmedawan-oracle merged commit 1c03c7f into main Oct 27, 2025
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