Previously, we've held the philosophy that examples for specific features (like sources) should be minimal.
However, it's often useful to be able to see the schema of certain development sources (like rate) being used, because the schema that they have is non-obvious. We don't need to actually call .writeStream to a real sink in these examples, but we should at least do some transformation.
Also source examples should mention that not all formats support configs like admission control (from some tests I've run, it seems like json doesn't behave the same way as delta w.r.t. admission control)
Previously, we've held the philosophy that examples for specific features (like sources) should be minimal.
However, it's often useful to be able to see the schema of certain development sources (like rate) being used, because the schema that they have is non-obvious. We don't need to actually call
.writeStream
to a real sink in these examples, but we should at least do some transformation.