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2.11.0 version breaks retrocompatibility with python-bigquery 1.x branch #477
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I suspect a regression with the functionality related to these PRs:
Note that we had to be very careful in #9 to make sure we only passed retry back to |
There were unit tests to cover this, so I'm not sure what happened. |
I see what happened:
The test intended to not have a Edit: Likewise, in addition to |
This bug should be fixed in python-bigquery instead (please just make it handle non-numeric default value) #479 |
I'm also facing this issue. Are there any workarounds? |
Support for the BigQuery v1 branch is ending, as per this comment. Note that the Google OSS Library Breaking Change Policy only provides for a 12-month support window after a new major version of a library is released, and we're beyond that window for BigQuery v1. We encourage you to upgrade to the latest versions of our libraries, and let us know of any problems you encounter. |
Environment details
python --version
pip --version
google-api-core
version:2.11.0
Steps to reproduce
Run a bigquery job with python-bigquery v 1.28.2 and google-api-core 2.11.0
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