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Erik
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Resolved! How to run code-formating on the notebooks

Has anyone found a nice way to run code-formating (like black) on the notebooks **in the workspace**? My current workflow is to commit the file, pull it locally, format, repush and pull. It would be nice if it was some relatively easy way to run blac...

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MartinPlay01
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Hi Erik,I don't know if you are aware of this feature, currently there is an option to format the code in your databricks notebooks using the black code style formatter.Just you need to either have a version of your DBR equal to or greater than 11.2 ...

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Stephen678
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Easy way to debug databricks code. Is there breakpoints in databricks or alternative way to achieve it?

I'm consuming multiple topics from confluent kafka and process each row with business rules using Spark structured streaming (.writestream and .foreach()). While doing that i call other notebook using %run and call the class via foreach while perform...

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User16752241457
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Saving display() plots

Is there an easy way I can save the plots generated by the display() cmd?

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User16788317454
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Plots generated via the display() command are automatically saved under /FileStore/plots. See the documentation for more info: https://docs.databricks.com/data/filestore.html#filestore.However, perhaps an easier approach to save/revisit plots is to u...

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