Closed knwng closed 2 years ago
Nice feature. Could you describe how to use this field in README.md and add some tests in example directory ?
Sure, I'll finish it soon.
Hi @yixinglu, I've updated the README files and provided a testing case in examples/v2/example_with_working_dir.yaml
, but I couldn't find a proper version of nebula's docker image to test it, as I've mentioned in https://discuss.nebula-graph.com.cn/t/topic/7029. Which version should I use to test the code? Thank you!
Hi @yixinglu, I've updated the README files and provided a testing case in
examples/v2/example_with_working_dir.yaml
, but I couldn't find a proper version of nebula's docker image to test it, as I've mentioned in https://discuss.nebula-graph.com.cn/t/topic/7029. Which version should I use to test the code? Thank you!
Hello @knwng, Sorry for coming back to you late. Currently, the master branch of nebula-importer is capable of the nightly service, as you can see in the Github action we use the nightly nebula service image to test the importer.
Hi everyone, I'm adding this feature to deal with the situation when I want to load the data in different directories with the same structures to the same graph. Without this feature, I have to either change each directory's name to the name I use in the config file, or change the config file every time.
Usage: just add workingDir param to the config file(see the last line). It can be an absolute or relative address, and will be inserted to the address of each files[].path and files[].failDatapath.