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  • Added Unit Tests
  • Covered by existing CI
  • Integration tested
  • Documentation update

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  • New Features

    • Updated command for creating summary datasets to improve clarity and functionality.
    • Enhanced configuration handling for summary data uploads.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Maintained consistent error handling to ensure reliability during execution.

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The changes in this pull request primarily focus on the docker-init/start.sh script, which has been updated to modify command names and parameters related to DynamoDB operations. The command create-stats-table has been renamed to create-summary-dataset, and the parameter --table-name=drift_statistics has been replaced with --conf-path=/chronon_sample/production/. The script maintains its existing error handling and control flow, ensuring consistent execution and output.

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File Change Summary
docker-init/start.sh - Renamed command from create-stats-table to create-summary-dataset.
- Changed parameter from --table-name=drift_statistics to --conf-path=/chronon_sample/production/.

Possibly related PRs

  • Table creation #47: The changes in docker-init/start.sh related to initializing a DynamoDB table and the overall structure of the script are relevant to the modifications made in the main PR, which also involves changes to commands interacting with DynamoDB.
  • Driver Summarizer #62: The updates in docker-init/start.sh for loading summary data into DynamoDB and the introduction of new functionality align with the summarization and uploading capabilities introduced in the Driver.scala file, which is part of the changes in this PR.

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  • piyush-zlai

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docker-init/start.sh (3)

Line range hint 1-1: Update documentation to reflect command changes.

Since this script is part of the Docker initialization process and contains significant command changes, please ensure that:

  1. The README or related documentation is updated to reflect the new command names
  2. Any example configurations or setup guides are updated
  3. The unchecked items in the PR checklist are addressed

Let's check for documentation that might need updates:


42-42: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider making the configuration path configurable.

The hardcoded production configuration path /chronon_sample/production/ might cause issues in different environments (development, staging, etc.).

Consider making this configurable through an environment variable:

- --conf-path=/chronon_sample/production/ \
+ --conf-path="${CHRONON_CONF_PATH:-/chronon_sample/production/}" \

Let's verify the configuration path usage:


Line range hint 25-31: Verify the new command and update documentation.

The command has been changed from create-stats-table to create-summary-dataset, which appears to be part of a larger architectural change. While the error handling is good, we should ensure consistency across the codebase.

Let's verify the command implementation and usage:

✅ Verification successful

Command rename is consistent with codebase implementation

The change from create-stats-table to create-summary-dataset is verified to be correct based on the Driver.scala implementation. The code shows that create-summary-dataset is a valid subcommand in the Driver class that creates a table named TiledSummaryDataset in the underlying store.

  • The command is implemented in the CreateSummaryDataset object within Driver.scala
  • The implementation matches the usage in start.sh
  • The error handling in start.sh correctly captures any issues during table creation
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#!/bin/bash
# Check if the new command exists in the codebase
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rg -l "create-stats-table"

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echo "Checking documentation files..."
fd -e md -e rst -e txt | xargs rg -l "create-stats-table"

Length of output: 374


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#!/bin/bash
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  $$$
}'

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ast-grep --pattern 'public $$ $_($$) {
  $$$
  summary$$$
  $$$
}'

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# Search for any Spark-related command definitions
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fd -e scala -e java | xargs rg -l "SparkSubmit|spark-submit|create-.*dataset|create-.*table"

# Check build files for relevant dependencies and configurations
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fd "build.sbt|pom.xml|build.gradle" | xargs cat

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fd -e sh | xargs rg -l "create-summary-dataset|create-stats-table"

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#!/bin/bash
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@chewy-zlai chewy-zlai merged commit d0cf5d9 into main Nov 22, 2024
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@chewy-zlai chewy-zlai deleted the fix-docker branch November 22, 2024 00:54
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