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Modified the description message. |
Currently, the parquet format is only supported for incremental loads, which are exclusively used with Neptune Analytics. Bulk loads (used with Neptune DB) do not support the parquet format. This distinction is handled in the load magic function when processing the format parameter. |
… Neptune load types
* Support edgeOnlyLoad param for load magic
@adityaramesh12: Fixed the bug where edgeOnlyLoad parameter is passed for all bulk load formats. Currently, edgeOnlyLoad is only supported for CSV or Parquet format loads. Also, as per the previous comment, bulk load doesn't support parquet format loads. This behaviour might be changed and hence I have added a condition for parquet format for edgeOnlyLoad param. |
* Add css variables from the Jupyter theme to be used for styling widget * Create css variables based on Jupyter Labs' theme + Read the Jupyter Labs' css variables and give custom variable names. + Provide fallback values incase css variables not present or for backward compatibility. + Apply updated styles explicitly for custom SVG icons. Tests: + The variables are applied to the global CSS. + The icons changes stroke color when theme is changed. * Use the theme variables + Make the custom widget use the Jupyter Labs' theme variables Tests: + The css for the widgets gets updated on theme change * Fix typo --------- Co-authored-by: Neel Shah <[email protected]>
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