When using the tap with use_browser_authentication=True, I noticed that the browser auth tokens are not being cached, even if one's Snowflake account has token caching enabled.
From my experience, this can be achieved by applying two simple changes:
Use , extras = ["secure-local-storage"] when declaring the snowflake-connector-python as a project dependency (pyproject.toml)
Pass client_store_temporary_credential in connection arguments (mostly important for linux users, as documented here):
# Enable temporary credential file for Linux users
# For Linux users, since there are no OS-key-store, an unsecure temporary credential for SSO can be enabled by this option. The default value for this option is False.
# client_store_temporary_credential = True
edgarrmondragon
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1 day ago 
dlouseiro
When using the tap with
use_browser_authentication=True, I noticed that the browser auth tokens are not being cached, even if one's Snowflake account has token caching enabled.From my experience, this can be achieved by applying two simple changes:
, extras = ["secure-local-storage"]when declaring thesnowflake-connector-pythonas a project dependency (pyproject.toml)client_store_temporary_credentialin connection arguments (mostly important for linux users, as documented here):