Tornike Gurgenidze
Tornike Gurgenidze
`sqlite` itself doesn't support storing the database file in a remote storage. I guess you could have some workarounds like mounting it somehow or copying the file to local first...
@RadionBik hey, thanks for investigating this, can you clarify the last comments? Did you find that both incremental materialization payload and `feast usage` were the culprits here?
@RadionBik thanks for the clarification
No, I don't think so, let's leave it up for the users. Might get in the way with installing some other packages that people use with feast. snowflake also bumped...
@sudohainguyen probably best to wait for snowflake release anyway, don't you think? Right now this pr would bump python to 2.2.0, but CI is testing 2.1.4 (plus with some tests...
great, one last point... skips can be removed now, can't they? none of the ci pandas versions fall within their range, anyway.
@jeremyary the previous PR was most likely eventually closed because of a failed DCO check. just saying... 😄
@larcane97 hi, do you mean that you want to define an entity with multiple join keys?
> The current implementation lacks support for materializing data in S3 from multiple sources Hi, can you clarify what you mean here? In feast, `materialize` refers to ingesting data from...
@peter-resnick `mssql` is still not part of ci, so unfortunately these sort of bugs may occur. I don't think pinning `sqlalchemy` is an option though, we recently merged an upgrade...