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upgrade airbyte to destinations v2 #73
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On the test machine:
Results:
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NOTE: upgrading the BQ connector version in one workspace upgrades it in other workspaces as well! |
Airbyte has been upgraded to 0.50.24 in production |
Antarang's pipeline ran successfully (sync + dbt) |
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PostgresCreated a Dalgo workspace using a Postgres destination v 0.4.0 connector
The warehouse contained |
Upgraded to 0.6.3 and the sync worked on the new org ... phew Re-synced the first org (now also on 0.6.3 but with destinations v2 disabled) and this also worked This means that after upgrading the Airbyte Postgres destination connector to 0.6.3, existing orgs' connections will continue to sync without interruption |
Upgraded Postgres destination connector in production from 0.3.27 to 0.6.3 Ran the sync for superset_usage:sneha and Airbyte reported no errors from either the sync or the normalization step The connector did report a warning though:
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Postgres and BQ clients' pipelines ran successfully last night |
For upgrading connections for clients for whom we currently use dbt to normalize (e.g. SHRI, LAHI)
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SNEHA is ready to upgrade, running the migration to destinations v2 locally
schemas before
from airbyte's documentation linked above:
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from airbyte's logs: new schema exists, with one table
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one hour to migrate
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SNEHA migration completed on production
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dashboards fine all week
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Destinations v2 needs Airbyte 0.50.24 (https://docs.airbyte.com/release_notes/upgrading_to_destinations_v2)
We are deferring the upgrade to 0.50.40 (#70) which is a bigger jump
We will
BigQuery clients:
Postgres clients:
Target for completion: March 17
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