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[Feature]: Add Athena + Iceberg support #439

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guilhermenoronha opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 2 comments
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[Feature]: Add Athena + Iceberg support #439

guilhermenoronha opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 2 comments
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@guilhermenoronha
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Add support to Athena + Iceberg connectors.

What problem would this solve?

This would be useful for AWS users who is working with DBT + AWS Athena.

Would you be willing to contribute?

  • Yes - I'm on it!
  • Yes, but I'd need help getting started.
  • No
@guilhermenoronha guilhermenoronha added the enhancement New feature or request label Aug 13, 2024
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I already forked and developed the necessary code to run on AWS Athena (Check it out here). The current code is already runing on my data architecture.

But I'm finding trouble to run the tests using tox. The tests are encountering errors on execution due to permissions, paths too long, etc. I believe it is something related to the Windows platform, but I'm not sure how to fix it. Besides, the tests are taking too long (more than 10 minutes).

Also, I need help to implement the CI tests related to AWS Athena. Have no idea how to start it.

Sincerely.

@HingeAntoine
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Would definitely be interested in this feature.

I've started looking into doing the same work. Available for review and testing. If it can be integrated in the main package, it would be ideal.

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