Add anon property to fsspec adls file io config to ease usage of DefaultCredential pipeline#2661
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@NikitaMatskevich thanks for the PR! could you fix ci? |
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gentle ping @NikitaMatskevich |
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Hi @kevinjqliu, sorry for delay! I fixed the CI, can I ask you to merge this, please? Also congrats on joining Apache Iceberg PMC, very well deserved! |
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thanks for the pr @NikitaMatskevich! |
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Rationale for this change
We are using default credential pipeline to get access to Azure (more concretely, managed identities). We found out that fsspec library only allows it if we set anon=False and specify the account name.
Thus, the anon property is added to pyiceberg config of the file io.
Are these changes tested?
We've tested that this works with the following snippet:
Are there any user-facing changes?
Zero breaking changes