Add inititalization script & release 0.5.0 #15
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As per duckdb and sqlite adapters This adapter does not allow dot commands in the initialization script, as I don't think such a think exists for Databricks
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What does this PR implement/fix?
Add support for initialization scripts. By default harlequin-databricks will attempt to run an initialization script of SQL commands against Databricks from
~/.databricksrcor from the file specified via the--init-pathCLI option. This means you can e.g. set a default catalog (USE CATALOG ...), timezone, or set of user-defined variables for the session. It is possible to disable initialization via the--no-initCLI flag, having no~/.databricksrcfile, or feedinga non-existent file path to
--init-path.Fixes Issue
#14
Other comments?
Implementation follows that of the DuckDB and SQLite adapters. It does not implement running dot commands, as I don't think such a thing exists for Databricks.