I have integrated gitlab with my azure databricks repo, I am able to push and pull commits from the databricks UI, I want to checkout to a specific commit version via databricks UI.Note: I am aware that via the gitlab i have checkout to specific vers...
After getting more context on databricks repo in details,Currently databricks doesn't support checkout of repo to specific commit.databricks provides only limited functionality mentioned belowAdd a repo and connect remotely laterClone a repo connecte...
Hello community!I would like to update a repo from within my Azure DevOps release pipeline. In the pipeline I generate a token using a AAD Service Principal as recommended, and I setup the databricks api using that token.When I pass the databricks re...
traditional PAT may have long lifespn, but the new SP feature uses an AAD token which should have a much shorter lifespqn, maybe around one hour, this could be a limiting factor.However, I haven't tested this yet, so these are merely hypotheses.​Neve...
So, in this case our jobs are deployed from our development workspace to our isolated testing workspace via an automated Azure DevOps pipeline. As such, they are created (and thus run as) a service account user.Recently we made the switch to using gi...
Hi @Chris Block​ Hope all is well! Just wanted to check in if you were able to resolve your issue and would you be happy to share the solution or mark an answer as best? Else please let us know if you need more help. We'd love to hear from you.Thanks...
I am trying to run a cluster-scoped init script through Pulumi. I have referred to this documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/clusters/configure#spark-configuration However, looks like the documentation is not very clear.I ...
Hi @Sulfikkar Basheer Shylaja​ , Why don't you store the init-script on DBFS and just pass the dbfs:/ path of the init script in Pulumi? You could just run this code on a notebook-%python
dbutils.fs.put("/databricks/init-scripts/set-private-pip-repos...
Hi all, after some time working with Devops and Repos and getting used to the convenience our SSL Cert situation got jacked up somehow. While not ideal, I'd like to be able to temporarily bypass cert verification. There are ways to do this in the she...
Hi,I am trying to set git credentials for my service principal. I follow the process described here but I get a 403 error when making the POST request to ${DATABRICKS_HOST}/api/2.0/git-credentials with service principal token.By the way, I also canno...
When updating an expired Azure DevOps personal access token (PAT) for git integration, I get the error message "Failed to save. Please try again.". The error persists with different tokens. Previously (months ago), updating the token did not result i...
The documentation states that DataBricks does not support private Git servers behind a VPN. The forum does however state in two places (place1, place2) that enterprise customers can reach out to their 'account team' and request to be added to somethi...
Hey all, What do you say about the below post. I am little bit confused about it. If someone will help me, it will be appreciated. https://community.databricks.com/s/question/0D53f00001GHVYnCAP/will-databricks-support-selfservice-web-application-fire...
Below are the steps that I followed. I still get an error message.Create a repo in gitlab enterprise editionIn GitLab, create a personal access token that allows access to your repositories ( with read_repository and write_repository permissions)Save...
Hi @Sarvagna Mahakali​ the repository which you are trying to add might be behind the VPN, our service cannot access it since it has no access to the VPN network.You may need the Enterprise Git / VPC to connect to the repository.Kindly check and let...
Repos let you use Git functionality such as cloning a remote repo, managing branches, pushing and pulling changes and visually comparing differences upon commit. Here's a quick video (3:56) on setting up a repo for Databricks on AWS. Pre-reqs: Git in...
Is it possible to source control the dashboard along with a notebook code? When source controlling a python notebook it gets converted to *.py. It looks like the resulting *.py file loses the information about the dashboard cells. Thus, if this *.py ...
There’s two places to leverage Github for content management and version control in DatabricksRepos for Git integration - Repos are folders whose contents are co-versioned together by syncing them to a remote Git repository. Repos can contain only Da...
