feat(config): Add support for overriding framework config#28
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BREAKING CHANGE:
Allow forked repos to override framework config without being impacted by upstream OSS config changes.
If a forked repo makes changes to the
src/configfolder to customise the framework for their purposes, upstream OSS changes to the files in thesrc/configfolder risk impacting downstream forked repos.This change moves the framework config from
src/configto a newsrc/config/defaultfolder (BREAKING CHANGE), and adds an emptysrc/config/overridefolder where forked repos can add and change framework config without any risk of upstream OSS config changes impacting their customised config.The proposal is that if there are any non-hidden files within
src/config/override, then this folder is leveraged by the framework for configuration. Otherwise, the framework will fall back tosrc/config/default.This has been manually tested against the sample job "Run 1 - Load and Schema Initialization":
feature_samples_pipeline_table_migrationis unrelated to this change)And here's the test for "Run 2 - Load":
feature_samples_pipeline_table_migrationis unrelated to this change)