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Removed drop data share due to insufficient privileges #38

Removed drop data share due to insufficient privileges

Removed drop data share due to insufficient privileges #38

Workflow file for this run

name: Python application
on:
push:
branches: [ "main" ]
pull_request:
branches: [ "main" ]
permissions:
contents: read
jobs:
build:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Set up Snowflake connection by putting secrets into config file
env:
SNOWCLI_CONFIG: ${{secrets.SNOWCLI_CONFIG}}
shell: bash
run: |
echo "$SNOWCLI_CONFIG" > config.toml
# Snowflake CLI requires the config.toml file to limit its file permissions to read and write for the file owner only
chown $USER config.toml
chmod 0600 config.toml
- name: Snowflake CLI installation
uses: Snowflake-Labs/snowflake-cli-action@v1
with:
cli-version: "latest"
default-config-file-path: "config.toml"
- name: Fetch the latest update from Github
run: |
snow sql -q "ALTER GIT REPOSITORY SFLAB_DEMO_NB FETCH;"
- name: Test Notebook - My First Notebook Project
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_FIRST_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Visual Data Stories
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_VISUAL_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Ingest Public JSON
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_PUBLIC_JSON_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Load CSV from S3
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_CSV_S3_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Working with Files
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_FILES_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Hyperparameter Tuning with sklearn
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_SKLEARN_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Import from Stage
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_STAGE_IMPORT_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Create Objects with Python API
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_PYTHONAPI_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Cortex ML Function
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_CORTEX_MLFUNC_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - End-to-End Machine Learning with Snowpark ML
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_SPML1_NB();"
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_SPML2_NB();"
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_SPML3_NB();"
# - name: Test Notebook - Create and Manage Snowflake Objects like a Pro
# run: |
# snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_PRO_NB();"
- name: Test Notebook - Data Engineering Pipelines with Snowpark Python
run: |
snow sql -q "EXECUTE NOTEBOOK GH_ACTION_DE_SNOWPARK_NB();"