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Databricks Labs Data Generator Release Notes

Change History

All notable changes to the Databricks Labs Data Generator will be documented in this file.

Unreleased

Changed

  • Fixed use of logger in _version.py and in spark_singleton.py
  • Fixed template issues

Version 0.3.2

Changed

  • Adjusted column build phase separation (i.e which select statement is used to build columns) so that a column with a SQL expression can refer to previously created columns without use of a baseColumn attribute
  • Changed build labelling to comply with PEP440

Fixed

  • Fixed compatibility of build with older versions of runtime that rely on pyparsing version 2.4.7

Added

  • Parsing of SQL expressions to determine column dependencies

Notes

  • The enhancements to build ordering does not change actual order of column building - but adjusts which phase columns are built in

Version 0.3.1

Changed

  • Refactoring of template text generation for better performance via vectorized implementation
  • Additional migration of tests to use of pytest

Fixed

  • added type parsing support for binary and constructs such as nvarchar(10)
  • Fixed error occurring when schema contains map, array or struct.

Added

  • Ability to change name of seed column to custom name (defaults to id)
  • Added type parsing support for structs, maps and arrays and combinations of the above

Notes

  • column definitions for map, struct or array must use expr attribute to initialize field. Defaults to NULL

Version 0.3.0

Changes

  • Validation for use in Delta Live Tables
  • Documentation updates
  • Minor bug fixes
  • Changes to build and release process to improve performance
  • Modified dependencies to base release on package versions used by Databricks Runtime 9.1 LTS
  • Updated to Spark 3.2.1 or later
  • Unit test updates - migration from unittest to pytest for many tests

Version 0.2.1

Features

  • Uses pipenv for main build process
  • Supports Conda based development build process
  • Uses pytest-cov to track unit test coverage
  • Added HTML help - use make docs to create it
  • Added support for weights with non-random columns
  • Added support for generation of streaming data sets
  • Added support for multiple dependent base columns
  • Added support for scripting of table create statements
  • Resolved many PEP8 style issues
  • Resolved / triaged prospector / pylint issues
  • Changed help to RTD scheme and added additional help content
  • moved docs to docs folder
  • added support for specific distributions
  • renamed packaging to dbldatagen
  • Releases now available at https://github.com/databrickslabs/dbldatagen/releases
  • code tidy up and rename of options
  • added text generation plugin support for python functions and 3rd party libraries
  • Use of data generator to generate static and streaming data sources in Databricks Delta Live Tables
  • added support for install from PyPi

General Requirements

See the contents of the file python/require.txt to see the Python package dependencies

The code for the Databricks Data Generator has the following dependencies

  • Requires Databricks runtime 9.1 LTS or later
  • Requires Spark 3.1.2 or later
  • Requires Python 3.8.10 or later

While the data generator framework does not require all libraries used by the runtimes, where a library from the Databricks runtime is used, it will use the version found in the Databricks runtime for 9.1 LTS or later. You can use older versions of the Databricks Labs Data Generator by referring to that explicit version.

The recommended method to install the package is to use pip install in your notebook to install the package from PyPi

For example:

%pip install dbldatagen

To use an older DB runtime version in your notebook, you can use the following code in your notebook:

%pip install git+https://github.com/databrickslabs/dbldatagen@dbr_7_3_LTS_compat

See the Databricks runtime release notes for the full list of dependencies used by the Databricks runtime.

This can be found at : https://docs.databricks.com/release-notes/runtime/releases.html