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I got a persistent 500 creating alerts with a parent folder set, in the SDK and via curl with the same payload, so it was not an SDK bug. The maintainer confirmed the parent field expects the folder's workspace node id, not the HOME-folder alias from the docs. I grabbed the node id via the workspace/get-status API…
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Passing a folder path alias like a folder alias under the workspace HOME folder as the parent argument to client.alerts.create always raises Internal Server Error. The maintainer clarified the parent field takes a workspace node id, not a folder alias, which is why the backend rejects the request. Look up the fold…
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Cluster policies requiring data_security_mode broke SDK-based creation because the attribute was absent from the SDK model. The maintainer confirmed the field is now in the OpenAPI spec and shipped in the latest release. After pip install -U databricks-sdk, `w.clusters.create(..., data_security_mode=DataSecurityMo…
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Calling ClustersAPI.create with data_security_mode failed because the attribute was missing from the SDK's generated model. The maintainer confirmed the field had been added to the OpenAPI spec and is present in the latest SDK release. Upgrade databricks-sdk to the latest version (pip install -U databricks-sdk) …
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Passing plain strings to depends_on broke with AttributeError: str object has no attribute as_dict. The correct shape is a list of jobs.TaskDependency objects, e.g. depends_on=[jobs.TaskDependency(task_key='task1')]. The maintainer's answer on the thread shows the full working snippet, and a second user confir…
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Building a Databricks job with depends_on=['task1'] raises AttributeError: str object has no attribute as_dict because the field expects TaskDependency objects, not plain strings. Wrap each dependency: jobs.Task(name='task2', depends_on=[jobs.TaskDependency(task_key='task1')], ...). Another user on the thread co…
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My Genie create_message_and_wait calls died with a KeyError. The maintainer confirmed the SDK was reading op_response['id'] when the API returns the id in message_id, merged the fix, and shipped it in v0.52.0 the same day. I upgraded with pip install -U databricks-sdk and the calls worked immediately. Note the…
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Calling genie.create_message_and_wait raised a KeyError because the SDK read the response's message id from the wrong field (op_response['id'] instead of the message_id field). The maintainer merged the fix in PR 960 and released it in databricks-sdk-py v0.52.0. Upgrade: pip install -U databricks-sdk (v0.52.0 …
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