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* enable py spec compatibility tests * add missing properties * use expected spec file instead of the source spec.json + use dummy config file * add missing files for the clickhouse * move test files to the integration-test from the unit test folder * add missing files to cockroachdb * add missing files to db2 + fix spec format * add missing files to elasticsearch + fix spec format * add missing files to jdbc * add missing files to mongodb_v2 + fix spec format * add missing files to mssql + fix spec format * add missing files to mysql + fix spec format * add missing files to postgres + fix spec format * add missing files to oracle + fix spec format * add missing files to redshift * add missing files to sftp * add missing files to snowflake + fix spec format * add missing files to tidb * add missing files to kafka - fix spec format * airbyte-source-acceptance-test added Signed-off-by: Sergey Chvalyuk <grubberr@gmail.com> * add missing import * Delete acceptance-test-config.yml * Delete acceptance-test-docker.sh * Update build.gradle * Update build.gradle * format * revert changes * manual .sh files format * upd expected spec * format * fix SAT after master merge Signed-off-by: Sergey Chvalyuk <grubberr@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Sergey Chvalyuk <grubberr@gmail.com>
JDBC Source
We are not planning to expose this source in the UI yet. It serves as a base upon which we can build all of our other JDBC-compliant sources.
The reasons we are not exposing this source by itself are:
- It is not terribly user-friendly (jdbc urls are hard for a human to parse)
- Each JDBC-compliant db, we need to make sure the appropriate drivers are installed on the image. We don't want to frontload installing all possible drivers, and instead would like to be more methodical. Instead for each JDBC-compliant source, we will extend this one and then install only the necessary JDBC drivers on that source's image.