dirigent-block-sql
The SQL block family: sql.query reads rows and sql.execute writes them, both against the
database a sql connection names.
The connection kind holds the URL and its credential, and the driver is SQLAlchemy's, so any dialect with an async driver the worker has installed is addressable.
Engines are packages. A backend that needs more than a driver implements SqlEngine and
registers under the dirigent.sql.engines.v1 entry-point group, and the family asks it what a
valid connection to that backend is, where a database written as a relative path lands, what a
parameter becomes, how a check reaches it, and what a session on it is.
dirigent-block-duckdb is the first, and duckdb:///warehouse.duckdb works once it is
installed.
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