In this branch, I added code that will generate bodies (each one in its own JSON file) for HTTP requests that can be made to the /queries:run endpoint of the Runtime API.
I tested the added code (by running it in a Jupyter notebook that contained only the added code and a contrived deleted_record_identifiers list, shown below).
Here's a screenshot showing what the request bodies would look like for an example (contrived) deleted_record_identifiers list:
Note: I did not remove the preexisting some_collection.delete_one(...) statements from this Python script. I will leave that to my teammate to do when she is ready.
Note: The target branch for this PR is the napa_compliance branch, not the main branch.
In this branch, I added code that will generate bodies (each one in its own JSON file) for HTTP requests that can be made to the
/queries:run
endpoint of the Runtime API.I tested the added code (by running it in a Jupyter notebook that contained only the added code and a contrived
deleted_record_identifiers
list, shown below).Here's a screenshot showing what the request bodies would look like for an example (contrived)
deleted_record_identifiers
list:Note: I did not remove the preexisting
some_collection.delete_one(...)
statements from this Python script. I will leave that to my teammate to do when she is ready.Note: The target branch for this PR is the
napa_compliance
branch, not themain
branch.