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Questions - databricks-repos

Running a databricks notebook connected to git via ADF independent from git username

In our company for orchestrating of running Databricks notebooks, experimentally we learned to connect our notebooks (affiliated to a git repository) to ADF pipelines, however, there is an issue. As y...
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Ali Saberi

azure-data-factory

databricks

azure-databricks

azure-git-deployment

databricks-repos

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If you want to avoid having the username in the path, then you can just create a folder inside Repos, and do checkout there (here is full instruction): In the Repos, in the top-level part, click on t...
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Alex Ott

Running another notebook inside a notebook which is connected to git

In our company we learned to connect our notebook to git repository, however there is an issue. Running a notebook inside another notebook. This is the way that we have discovered, however this soluti...
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Ali Saberi

scala

pyspark

databricks

azure-databricks

databricks-repos

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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You need to use relative paths for %run command. For example: ./name for notebook in current directory ../name for notebook in parent directory ../../name for notebook in two levels higher subdir/nam...
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Alex Ott

Working in two different git branches at the same time in Databricks

Is there a possibility to work in two different branches at once on Databricks? If I open one branch in tab window (1) and then open another branch in another tab(2), the first tab window(1) automatic...
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korilium

git

databricks

databricks-repos

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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You just create two different checkouts for the same repository inside your folder - when you click "Add Repo" you can give another name for directory in the "Repo name" field, for...
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Alex Ott

Deploy repository to new databricks workspace

I am developing my code in a databricks workspace. Using integration with Repos, I use Azure DevOps to version control my code. I would like to use Azure Pipelines to deploy my code to a new test/prod...
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Larsq

azure-pipelines

databricks

azure-databricks

databricks-cli

databricks-repos

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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If you're using databricks workspace import_dir then it's importing data into a Databricks Workspace that has support only for source code in Scala/Python/R. Support for arbitrary files exists only f...
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Alex Ott

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