API version BigQuery in Google Dataflow python
Could someone tell me if the current API version of BigQuery to use with Google Dataflow in python is 0.25?
When I install apache-beam using:
pip install apache-beam[gcp]
The version I get is: 0.25
But the final version of the BigQuery API's for Python is 1.7.x
Why is this?
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google-cloud-dataflow apache-beam asked Nov 21 '18 at 12:58
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Could someone tell me if the current API version of BigQuery to use with Google Dataflow in python is 0.25?
When I install apache-beam using:
pip install apache-beam[gcp]
The version I get is: 0.25
But the final version of the BigQuery API's for Python is 1.7.x
Why is this?
python
google-bigquery google-cloud-dataflow apache-beam asked Nov 21 '18 at 12:58
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Could someone tell me if the current API version of BigQuery to use with Google Dataflow in python is 0.25?
When I install apache-beam using:
pip install apache-beam[gcp]
The version I get is: 0.25
But the final version of the BigQuery API's for Python is 1.7.x
Why is this?
python
google-bigquery google-cloud-dataflow apache-beam asked Nov 21 '18 at 12:58
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Could someone tell me if the current API version of BigQuery to use with Google Dataflow in python is 0.25?
When I install apache-beam using:
pip install apache-beam[gcp]
The version I get is: 0.25
But the final version of the BigQuery API's for Python is 1.7.x
Why is this?
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Apache Beam uses google-cloud-bigquery just for testing purposes. The connections made to BigQuery (or any other GCP tool) uses a proprietary client based on apitools since the code must prioritize performance as much as possible.
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Apache Beam uses google-cloud-bigquery just for testing purposes. The connections made to BigQuery (or any other GCP tool) uses a proprietary client based on apitools since the code must prioritize performance as much as possible.
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Apache Beam uses google-cloud-bigquery just for testing purposes. The connections made to BigQuery (or any other GCP tool) uses a proprietary client based on apitools since the code must prioritize performance as much as possible.
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Apache Beam uses google-cloud-bigquery just for testing purposes. The connections made to BigQuery (or any other GCP tool) uses a proprietary client based on apitools since the code must prioritize performance as much as possible.
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