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fix(ingest/powerbi): Allow old parser to parse [db].[schema].[table] table references #9360

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LGTM

What exactly are we using the old parser for still?

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hsheth2 commented Nov 30, 2023

@asikowitz also there's a mypy failure on 3.7

tests/unit/test_powerbi_parser.py:15: error: Missing named argument "modified_since" for "PowerBiDashboardSourceConfig"  [call-arg]

@asikowitz asikowitz merged commit c0ef728 into datahub-project:master Dec 4, 2023
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@asikowitz asikowitz deleted the fix-powerbi-parse branch December 4, 2023 18:21
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