Added support for METADATA_SCHEMA in ducklake config.yml#5456
Added support for METADATA_SCHEMA in ducklake config.yml#5456justbry wants to merge 1 commit intoSQLMesh:mainfrom
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Hey @justbry, thank you for the PR. Where is METADATA_SCHEMA documented?
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METADATA_SCHEMA is documented in docs/integrations/engines/duckdb.md |
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Hey @justbry, sorry for the delay here. I was talking about official documentation around this flag; could you link it here? Also, can you please sign the CLA? Thanks! |
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Ducklake extension parameters for reference: https://ducklake.select/docs/stable/duckdb/usage/connecting#parameters |
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Is the only hold up of this being merged waiting on @justbry to sign the CLA? I'm in need of this update. |
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In addition to the last comment, it appears the user name and email address used for committing these changes are different to the GitHub user that pushed this PR. Either please (1) recommit with an email address that is associated to the @justbry account or (2) add the email address for "rmac" to that account, as stated in the bot comment. |
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I signed in but had a different email in git on my new computer so it did not accept my signature. Sorry for the extra work this caused. Thanks for adding the support. |
Summary
Add support for the METADATA_SCHEMA configuration option for DuckLake catalogs in DuckDB connections. This allows
users to specify which schema in the catalog server should store DuckLake metadata tables.
Changes
metadata_schema option
Motivation
DuckLake users need the ability to control where metadata tables are stored within the catalog server. The default
main schema may not always be appropriate for organizational or security requirements. This configuration option
provides that flexibility while maintaining backward compatibility (defaults to DuckLake's default behavior when not
specified).
Example Usage
gateways:
my_gateway:
connection:
type: duckdb
catalogs:
ducklake_catalog:
type: ducklake
path: catalog.ducklake
metadata_schema: custom_workspace
Test Plan