Describe the bug
Currently when plugins are enabled, all the dependencies that are required by those plugins should be installed on the cluster. The general approach is to force those dependencies in: https://github.com/Nike-Inc/brickflow/blob/6ba515b9eb291195089fd54ea701cfcb0cd97838/brickflow/engine/task.py#L823-L825
However I believe that end users should have freedom in choosing library version, hence instead of forcing specific tableauserverclient version, it's better to throw an error with an explanation on how to resolve it.
To Reproduce
Enable plugins, do not install tableauserverclient on the cluster.
Expected behavior
Throw an error with detailed description on how to install tableauserverclient on the cluster during runtime.
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Describe the bug Currently when plugins are enabled, all the dependencies that are required by those plugins should be installed on the cluster. The general approach is to force those dependencies in: https://github.com/Nike-Inc/brickflow/blob/6ba515b9eb291195089fd54ea701cfcb0cd97838/brickflow/engine/task.py#L823-L825 However I believe that end users should have freedom in choosing library version, hence instead of forcing specific
tableauserverclient
version, it's better to throw an error with an explanation on how to resolve it.To Reproduce Enable plugins, do not install
tableauserverclient
on the cluster.Expected behavior Throw an error with detailed description on how to install
tableauserverclient
on the cluster during runtime.Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
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