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I have a setup-notebook that users %run to run a series of notebooks. The notebook is in the root folder of my repo. In a subfolder I have several notebooks I want to run. If I run the notebook in databricks, the relative paths work (%run "./subfolde...
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It seems that the directory is different under GitHub actions. Not sure what exactly mentioned GitHub actions do and which one it is. Maybe you can share GitHub action used.
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I have the same problem as described in this post (https://community.databricks.com/s/question/0D58Y00009ObQgdSAF/running-jobs-using-notebooks-in-a-remote-azure-devops-services-repos-git-repository-is-generating-notebook-not-found-error) and get this...
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Hi,Could you please check and let us know if this helps. https://community.databricks.com/s/question/0D53f00001GHVTNCA5/notebook-path-cant-be-in-dbfs
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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...
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Hi @Sébastien FALQUIER it works for me, there are no restrictions. Maybe the PAT token you generated for the service principle got expired. Can you generate a new token and try to run GET/git-credentials API?How are you creating PAT for service prin...
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I have an Azure service principle that is used for our CI/CD pipelines. We do not have access to the Databricks UI via user logins. Our github repos also require SSO PATs. How can I configure the git integration for the service principal so that I ca...
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It's been quite difficult to stay in VSCode while developing data science experiments and tooling for Databricks. Our team would like to have Github Copilot for the databricks IDE.
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Hi @Joe Shull Does @Kaniz Fatma response answer your question? If yes, would you be happy to mark it as best so that other members can find the solution more quickly?We'd love to hear from you.Thanks!
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I have in issue in Pyspark.Pandas to report. Is there a github or some forum where I can register my issue?Here's the issue
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Hi @Krishna Zanwar Does @Debayan Mukherjee response answer your question? If yes, would you be happy to mark it as best so that other members can find the solution more quickly?We'd love to hear from you.Thanks!
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I have in issue in Pyspark.Pandas to report.Is there a github or some forum where I can register my issue?Here's the issue
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Hi, @Krishna Zanwar Could you please raise a support case to report the bug. Please refer https://docs.databricks.com/resources/support.html to engage with Databricks Support.
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Hi,We have a working Github integration in place for our production workspace which is running 14 different jobs that are scheduled during different intervals, but throughout the entire day.The issue over the past 3-4 weeks that we have encountered i...
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I have a list of jobs that are using the code in GitHub as source.Everything worked fine until yesterday. Yesterday, I noticed that all the job that were using GitHub as source were failing. Because of the following error: ``` Run result unavailable:...
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Just an update, to round this out. We investigated further internally, and found that although we have a cleanup process in place to remove the internal repos that are being checked out for workflows, it was failing to catch up due to the sheer volum...
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Hello DataBricks,Struggling with a workflow issue and wondering if anyone can help. I am developing my project in R and sometimes Python locally on my laptop, and committing the files to a git repo. I can then clone that repo in databricks, and *see*...
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This is separate script which than need to be run from notebook (or job). I am not using R but in Python and Scala it works the same. In Python I am just importing it in notebook ("from folder_structure import myClass") in R probably similar. There ...
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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...
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I'm migrating my files from Bitbucket to Github, but every time that I need to clone something from bitbucket and send it to GitHub, I need to create a new token to integrate the tools. It seems that when you save a Github credential, it overrides t...
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Cross-posting my answer from StackOverflow:Unfortunately right now it works only with a single Git provider. It looks like that you're linking individual notebooks into Git repository. You can simplify things by cloning the Bitbucket repository(-ies)...
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We are trying to download our repository which is hosted on GitHub Enterprise to use its python libraries in our notebooks.Earlier we had issues with downloading our repository using the repos feature in Databricks platform since only notebooks can b...
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To fix the issue, we need to pass the token in the header itself git clone https://<token>:x-oauth-basic@github.com/owner/repo.gitExample:%sh
git clone https://<token>@github.com/darshanbargal4747/databricks.git
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I have a function within a module in my git-repo. I want to import that to my DB notebook - how can I do that?
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Databricks Repos allows you to sync your work in Databricks with a remote Git repository. This makes it easier to implement development best practices. Databricks supports integrations with GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab. Using Repos you can bring you...
