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duliu
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databricks-connect fails with java.lang.IllegalStateException: No api token found in local properties

I configured databricks-connect locally and want to run spark code against a remote cluster.I verified `databricks-connect test` passes and it can connect to remote databricks cluster.However when I query a tables or read parquet from s3, it fails wi...

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@Du Liu​ :The error message suggests that there is no API token found in the local properties. This could be the cause of the failure when trying to access the tables or read parquet files from S3.To fix this issue, you need to ensure that the API to...

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