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Problem Statement
Currently you can only filter clusters on clusters_sources, cluster_states, is_pinned, and policy_id. I would like to be able to use any attribute of a cluster in my filter. For example, what if I only want to see APC, or SQL Warehouse? What if I want to look for only those that have a timeout_inMinutes over 60 minutes? Right now, you can't create those through the python SDK.
Proposed Solution
Instead of initializing the body as blank, allow us to pass through our own Json bodies, that way we can customize our code.
Additional Context
I'd like to see similar functionality any time we are allowed to pass in a json body that gets passed along to the API.
Thanks!
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Problem Statement
Currently you can only filter clusters on clusters_sources, cluster_states, is_pinned, and policy_id. I would like to be able to use any attribute of a cluster in my filter. For example, what if I only want to see APC, or SQL Warehouse? What if I want to look for only those that have a timeout_inMinutes over 60 minutes? Right now, you can't create those through the python SDK.
Proposed Solution
Instead of initializing the body as blank, allow us to pass through our own Json bodies, that way we can customize our code.
Additional Context
I'd like to see similar functionality any time we are allowed to pass in a json body that gets passed along to the API.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: