libraries

Documentation

Index

• func GetLibrariesToInstallAndUninstall(cll []compute.Library, cls *compute.ClusterStatusResponse) ([]compute.Library, []compute.Library)
• func NewLibraryFromInstanceState(i any) (lib compute.Library)
• func WaitForLibrariesInstalledSdk(ctx context.Context, w *databricks.WorkspaceClient, wait compute.Wait, ...) (result *compute.ClusterStatusResponse, err error)

Functions

func GetLibrariesToInstallAndUninstall

func GetLibrariesToInstallAndUninstall(cll []compute.Library, cls *compute.ClusterStatusResponse) ([]compute.Library, []compute.Library)

Diff returns install/uninstall lists given a cluster lib status

func NewLibraryFromInstanceState

func NewLibraryFromInstanceState(i any) (lib compute.Library)

NewLibraryFromInstanceState returns library from instance state for custom schema hash function. The thing is that for sets of types with optional subtypes resource.SerializeResourceForHash doesn't seem to predictably give consistent hashcode - that's why AWS launched TestAccClusterLibraryList is flaky. As an alternative, i tried reflect resource, but init of everything takes way more lines of code, than this thing. And this function is readable enough.

func WaitForLibrariesInstalledSdk

func WaitForLibrariesInstalledSdk(ctx context.Context, w *databricks.WorkspaceClient, wait compute.Wait, timeout time.Duration) (result *compute.ClusterStatusResponse, err error)

Given a compute.Wait struct, returns library statuses based on the input parameter. If wait.IsRunning is set to true, this function will wait until all of the libraries are installed to return. Otherwise, it will directly return the list of libraries.