The title might seem a bit vague but I don't know how to describe it any better tbh :-)

Anyway this is what happened: I got some 500 responses from the schema registry and all I could see in the logs was :

[2020-04-02 16:03:35,048] INFO 100.96.14.58 - - [02/Apr/2020:16:03:34 +0000] "PUT /config/some-topic-value HTTP/1.1" 500 69  502 (io.confluent.rest-utils.requests)

The logs di

Currently, there isn't a way to get the table properties in the SparkOrcWriter via the WriterFactory.

Over time we've had some things leak into the diff methods that make it more cumbersome to use BigDiffy via code instead of CLI.

For example diffAvro here https://github.com/spotify/ratatool/blob/master/ratatool-diffy/src/main/scala/com/spotify/ratatool/diffy/BigDiffy.scala#L284

User has to manually pass in schema otherwise we they receive a non-informative error regarding null schema, add

If I execute nix-shell python-test.nix, I am welcomed with the following message:

error: expression does not evaluate to a derivation (or a set or list of those)

This is not great, because we cannot check for inconsistencies with the official implementations of Avro and Protocol Buffers.

It would be great too if this could be integrated as part of CI (it was at some point, but

If you tag a type that has a Numeric or Ordering your tagged type no is an instance of these typeclasses. Example solution for Numeric:

  implicit def taggedNumeric[A: Numeric, Tag]: Numeric[A @@ Tag] = new Numeric[A @@ Tag] {
    override def plus(x: A @@ Tag, y: A @@ Tag): A @@ Tag   = implicitly[Numeric[A]].plus(x, y).taggedWith[Tag]
    override def minus(x: A @@ Tag, y: A @@ T