
Add getter and setter for `name` into EntityInterface Refactor code in utility method. Rename the escape method. Fix webhook. Fix pipeline tests Fix airflowPipeline tests Fix role, team, and user tests Replace . with _DOT_ to keep compatibility with the past and avoid a migration. Remove the Python code that was replacing the . with _DOT_. Restore "no dots" for services and implement the JSON Schema rule. ** Entites escaping dots 1. AirflowPipeline 2. Chart 3. Dashboard 4. Database 5. Location 6. Metrics 7. MlModel 8. Pipeline 9. Table 10. Topic ** Entities rejecting dots 1. Database Service 2. Dashboard Service 3. Messaging Service 4. Pipeline Service 5. Storage Service ** Entities accepting dots 1. Bots 2. Policy 3. Report 4. Role 5. Team 6. User 7. Webhook ** Fields escaping dots 1. Column 2. Task Add escape for Column and TableConstraints Add escape to Task Remove the Python code. It will be added in a follow-up PR. Fix Pipeline entity tests
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What is OpenMetadata?
OpenMetadata is an Open Standard for Metadata. A Single place to Discover, Collaborate, and Get your data right.
OpenMetadata includes the following:
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Metadata schemas - defines core abstractions and vocabulary for metadata with schemas for Types, Entities, Relationships between entities. This is the foundation of the Open Metadata Standard.
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Metadata store - stores metadata graph that connects data assets, user, and tool generated metadata.
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Metadata APIs - for producing and consuming metadata built on schemas for User Interfaces and Integration of tools, systems, and services.
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Ingestion framework - a pluggable framework for integrating tools and ingesting metadata to the metadata store. Ingestion framework already supports well know data warehouses - Google BigQuery, Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, and Apache Hive, and databases - MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, and MSSQL.
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OpenMetadata User Interface - one single place for users to discover, and collaborate on all data.
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