Having an invalid looker_project_name may not give errors, but it means the deploy webhook might fail silently. Ideally we catch the response from the webhook and notify that nothing was updated
proj = lookml.Project(
repo= "organization/customer-repo",
access_token="abc123",
#Optional args for the deploy URL (for deploying directly to prodcution mode)
looker_host="https://customer.looker.com/",
looker_project_name="wrong_project_name"
)
for f in files:
proj.put(f)
proj.deploy()
Having an invalid looker_project_name may not give errors, but it means the deploy webhook might fail silently. Ideally we catch the response from the webhook and notify that nothing was updated