Databricks connection should be using SparkSession not HiveContext #1921
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@javierluraschi we tested this on Databricks and seems to resolve the issue our customers observed when using |
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It seems that sparklyr is expect
sc$state$hive_contextto be a SparkSession for spark 2.x. This PR updates the "hive_context" to use the same SparkSession as the notebook or rstudio environment.This PR brings the databricks connection in line with what's done for spark_shell_connection, https://github.com/rstudio/sparklyr/blob/e05190e953d313483660af6a2c6a16f4ae50fb86/R/shell_connection.R#L595-L608