Read and Filter Snippets

[billyjacobson]

Snippets for reading and filtering data from cloud bigtable

[kurtisvg]

@billyjacobson - Can you please ping me when this is ready for a review?

In the future, you can open a Draft PR so that reviewers aren't applied until you are ready.

[billyjacobson]

@kurtisvg I think it's ready for a review now. Thanks for showing the draft PR thing, that's so cool

[kurtisvg]

Is it possible to define a regex for a single entry and verify it applies X number of times instead?

[billyjacobson]

That wouldn't really test this accurately then since there are various combinations which would give the same number of cells that are different

[billyjacobson]

@kurtisvg Could you take another look? The test for Java 8 seems to be failing right now, but the error says this which doesn't make sense INVALID_ARGUMENT: When parsing 'projects/java-docs-samples-testing/instances/instance' : Instance name expected in the form 'projects/<project_id>/instances/<instance_id>'.

[kurtisvg]

@kurtisvg Could you take another look? The test for Java 8 seems to be failing right now, but the error says this which doesn't make sense INVALID_ARGUMENT: When parsing 'projects/java-docs-samples-testing/instances/instance' : Instance name expected in the form 'projects/<project_id>/instances/<instance_id>'.

It doesn't make sense to me either, and it looks like it's being returned by the API. Is instance the correct instance id?

[billyjacobson]

"instance" is the correct instance ID, and I just checked to ensure that it still exists and it's there.

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[kurtisvg]

Looking into this at the moment - so far I'm able to run everything locally.

[kurtisvg]

One thing I've noticed - there is a nested project conflict going on - there are is a pom in bigquery and another in bigquery/snippets. The failing tests are actulaly coming from bigquery.

[kurtisvg]

Different tests wasn't the problem - both tests are failing with the same error. I've tried running this in the container with the same project, service account, and command but I'm completely unable to replicate.

Judging from the stack trace, it looks like this error is coming from the API itself. I'm not sure if it's an encoding issue (seems unlikely, UTF-8 is specified in the pom) but at this point it seems like it might be worth it to reach out to someone that works on the API and see if they can retrieve more details on what's going on.