convalesce-emit-gx

Forward Great Expectations validation results to Convalesce. Counts and statistics cross; row values never do.

Install

pip install convalesce-emit-gx

Wire it up

One class path serves both majors. convalesce_emit_gx.action picks the implementation for the installed Great Expectations.

On 1.x, list the action on the checkpoint:

from great_expectations import Checkpoint
from convalesce_emit_gx.action import ConvalesceValidationAction

checkpoint = Checkpoint(
    name="orders",
    validation_definitions=[...],
    actions=[ConvalesceValidationAction()],
)

On 0.x, list it in the checkpoint's action list:

action_list=[
    {
        "name": "convalesce",
        "action": {
            "module_name": "convalesce_emit_gx.action",
            "class_name": "ConvalesceValidationAction",
        },
    }
]

Set CONVALESCE_INGEST_KEY where the checkpoint runs.

Validating outside a checkpoint

Great Expectations runs actions only from a checkpoint. ValidationDefinition.run(), Batch.validate() and a 0.x Validator.validate() fire nothing, so send their result yourself:

from convalesce_emit_gx import forward_validation_result

result = validation_definition.run()
forward_validation_result(result)

On 0.x, pass the validator too, forward_validation_result(result, validator=validator), so the platform is named from its engine.

What crosses

• Every field of the checkpoint result, each validation result and each expectation result, under every result format.
• Each datasource's platform, database and default schema. Never its connection string; a password inside a batch spec is masked.
• Each result's GX Cloud page, when GX Cloud stored it.
• Not the rows: sampled failing values, and the values a distinct-values or most-common-value expectation observed, cross as counts. Set CONVALESCE_GX_SEND_SAMPLES=true to send them.

Supported

Great Expectations 0.17 through 1.x, on Python 3.9 and later. Verified on real installs: see version-support.md.

Configure

Read from the environment: see convalesce-emit.