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Alessandro Mangone
12/02/2022, 10:39 AMHi,
For my use case I’m using Spark on Scala and I’m using the
LakeFSClientb
Barak Amar
12/02/2022, 10:43 AMHi @Alessandro Mangone yes, it looks like missing functionality in the client helper.
I'll open a bug and make sure it will be fixed for the next release of lakeFS.
For now you can instance ApiClient and use the ref api directly
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I'll paste an example
ApiClient client = new ApiClient();
client.setBasePath("<lakefs endpoint>/api/v1");
client.setUsername("<key>");
client.setPassword("<secret>");
CommitsApi api = new CommitsApi(client);
Commit response = api.commit("repo", "main", new CommitCreation().message("message"), "");@Alessandro Mangone it looks I had it wrong the LakeFSClient.java you reference is part of our HadoopFS implementation.
This is the main reason why it doesn't include any reference to CommitsApi - currently it doesn't use it.
The Java SDK generated client code found in package io.lakefs.clients.api;
The above sample code is the way to use it. So, I'm not creating an issue for now.
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Alessandro Mangone
12/02/2022, 10:54 AMOk, so for java I should instantiate the apiclient and all the apis individually, got it
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Barak Amar
12/02/2022, 10:56 AMExactly - it is autogenerated based on the lakeFS OpenAPI spec - https://github.com/treeverse/lakeFS/blob/master/api/swagger.yml
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Alessandro Mangone
12/02/2022, 10:56 AMOk, thanks!