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[BUG] Bundles Force Acquire Lock is broken #32
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I can pick this up if still available. How should this be handled considering recent Databricks CLI versions resolve this naming convention? Shall we include a version check to dynamically determine the argument? i.e. if version is below 0.203.x use |
@asingamaneni should we support older versions of CLI as we pin a brickflow version to a specific version of the CLI? |
It's probably worth supporting N versions back and handling the internal mapping for the bundle locking. @nachatz the idea of splitting the command based on the local version of the cli is a good idea. |
I think a range would be better as we are not exactly pinning the version right - Line 46 in 5a10093
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@asingamaneni referring to the databricks golang cli not the sdk. |
@nachatz would you like to pick this up? We will want to support older versions for the next release and deprecate it later in the future versions. |
@asingamaneni Looks like this was already picked up: #51 . Happy to contribute if I misinterpreted |
Yes, this is handled in the pr. Thanks for the help! |
Describe the bug
bf deploy --force-acquire-lock isnt mapping to the right bundles arg.
Fix
brickflow/brickflow/cli/bundles.py
Lines 89 to 93 in 273fe7e
To Reproduce
Bundle is called --force-deploy and force not --force-lock
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