fix: Fix AWS Glue jobs naming for RDD events #3020
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Problem
The names of RDD jobs in AWS glue are autogenerated and different with every execution.
Solution
The naming for RDD jobs should use the same code as SQL and Application events.
This is the second part of the changes in naming. It is ugly and requires further refactoring but provides support for AWS Glue naming.
The most significant changes include:
ContextFactory
methodcreateRddExecutionContext
producingRddExecutionContext
acceptsOpenLineageContext
with correctSparkContext
(it is required to determine proper naming)OpenLineage
object from theOpenLineageContext
(so far they were unnecessarily recreated). TheOpenLineage
object is accessed through the method instead of the files so that the tests are not brokenJobNameBuilder
has additional method for building job name for RDDs. It will be further refactored.If you're contributing a new integration, please specify the scope of the integration and how/where it has been tested (e.g., Apache Spark integration supports
S3
andGCS
filesystem operations, tested with AWS EMR).One-line summary:
Checklist
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