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[PROD-37531] Exposing REPL credential provider to Python SDK #130

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[PROD-37531] Exposing REPL credential provider to Python SDK #130

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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion databricks/sdk/runtime/__init__.py
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# available to be imported from databricks.sdk.runtime.globals. This import can be used
# in Python modules so users can access these objects from Files more easily.
dbruntime_objects = [
"display", "displayHTML", "dbutils", "table", "sql", "udf", "getArgument", "sc", "sqlContext", "spark"
"display", "displayHTML", "dbutils", "table", "sql", "udf", "getArgument", "sc", "sqlContext", "spark",
"init_runtime_native_auth"
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what happens if init_runtime_native_auth is not present in the userNamespaceGlobals in the old DBR versions? please add if var not in userNamespaceGlobals: continue, otherwise SDK might crash

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@nfx I will add it. However, when I test this against DBR 12.2 LTS (which definitely doesn't have init_runtime_native_auth), it doesn't actually crash. That is surprising considering that if I run this in notebook, it raise a KeyError as expected. Do you have any idea why this is the case? Just curious.

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it's a mystery :)

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RuntimeAuth = Tuple[str, Callable[[], Dict[str, str]]]
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