Build the release catalog with per-table hashes and objects — build_release

Keeps every field consumers read today (name, rows, partitioned, supplemental) and adds content_hash, bytes, objects[] (path, bytes, sha256, content_hash, since, partition_by, partition_value) and, for the canonical layout, compat_path.

Usage

build_release_catalog(
  version,
  tables_df,
  plan,
  layout = "compat",
  release_date = as.character(Sys.Date()),
  views = release_views()
)

Arguments

version: release version.
tables_df: data.frame with name, rows, partitioned, supplemental.
plan: tibble from freeze_plan().
layout: as in freeze_plan().
release_date: character date.
views: the view registry, see release_views(); list() for none.

Value

A list ready for jsonlite::write_json(auto_unbox = TRUE).

Details

Since 3.31.0 the catalog also carries a top-level views map — view name → SQL over {{table}} tokens — for every entry of views whose source tables are all in tables_df, and the table a view replaces gains deprecated: true, replaced_by: [...] and removed_in while it still ships. A resolver (calcofi4r::cc_get_db(), calcofi4py.cc_get_db(), db-query) creates the views after the tables; a deprecated table's objects are read only when the view's sources were not loaded.