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Feat: Publish the response to process as stream_status.response in the transformation's context #190

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#50395 Publish the response to process as stream_status.response in the transformation's context
This will keep the existing public interfaces and contracts unchanged. The only change is the contents of the stream_state object. The existing implementation publishes the response object for filtering and transformation steps (see record_selector.py).

See airbytehq/airbyte#49971

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new record extraction mechanism to enhance data retrieval from HTTP responses.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling during record selection to ensure proper cleanup of stream state.

@rpopov rpopov changed the title 50395 Publish the response to process as stream_status.response in the transformation's context Feat 50395: Publish the response to process as stream_status.response in the transformation's context Dec 26, 2024
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The changes modify the RecordSelector class in the Airbyte CDK's declarative sources module. A new response_root_extractor attribute is introduced to extract records from HTTP responses. The select_records method is updated to incorporate this extractor, with improved error handling and state management. The modification enhances the record selection process by adding a more flexible mechanism for extracting and processing response data.

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File Change Summary
airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/extractors/record_selector.py - Added response_root_extractor attribute to RecordSelector class
- Added new constant STREAM_SLICE_RESPONSE_KEY
- Modified select_records method to use new extractor
- Implemented try-finally block for robust state management

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sequenceDiagram
    participant RecordSelector
    participant DpathExtractor
    participant ResponseProcessor

    RecordSelector->>DpathExtractor: Extract records from response
    DpathExtractor-->>RecordSelector: Return extracted records
    RecordSelector->>ResponseProcessor: Filter and transform records
    RecordSelector->>RecordSelector: Clean up stream state
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The sequence diagram illustrates the enhanced record selection process, showing how the new response_root_extractor integrates with the existing record selection workflow.

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airbyte_cdk/sources/declarative/extractors/record_selector.py (2)

25-25: Consider adjusting or clarifying the constant name.

STREAM_SLICE_RESPONSE_KEY = "response" is quite straightforward, but do you think a more specific name like "root_response" might help avoid collisions or confusion, especially if other keys get added later? wdyt?


56-57: Possibility of reusing existing config or parameters.

The newly created response_root_extractor = DpathExtractor(field_path=[], config={}, parameters={}) is fine as is, but do you want to leverage the class-level config or parameters for consistency or future flexibility? wdyt?

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10-10: Looks good importing DpathExtractor.

This addition seems logically consistent with the rest of the code. Would you consider adding a short docstring or comment for future reference, so others better understand why it's being used here? wdyt?


92-101: Watch out for potential concurrency or pop fallback.

The try/finally block ensures stream_state is updated then cleaned up. Do you think it might be safer to use stream_state.pop(STREAM_SLICE_RESPONSE_KEY, None) to avoid a possible KeyError if there's parallel usage or unexpected conditions? wdyt?

@rpopov rpopov changed the title Feat 50395: Publish the response to process as stream_status.response in the transformation's context Feat: Publish the response to process as stream_status.response in the transformation's context Dec 26, 2024
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rpopov commented Dec 26, 2024

Not ready yet

@rpopov rpopov deleted the 49971 branch December 26, 2024 22:22
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