clone_workspace
clone_workspace(source_workspace_id: str, target_workspace_id: Optional[str] = None, target_workspace_name: Optional[str] = None, overwrite_existing: Optional[bool] = None, data_source_mapping: Optional[dict] = None, upper_case: Optional[bool] = True )
Clone workspace from existing workspace.
Clones complete workspace content - LDM, ADM, permissions. If the target workspace already exists, it’s content is overwritten.
This can be useful when testing changes in the clone - once you are satisfied, you can clone it back to the origin workspace.
For the safety, you have to enforce this behavior by the dedicated input argument overwrite_existing. Beware of workspace data filters - after the clone you have to set WDF value for the new workspace.
Parameters
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| source_workspace_id | string | Source workspace ID, from which we wanna create a clone |
| target_workspace_id | Optional[string] | Target workspace ID, where we wanna clone the source workspaceOptional, if empty, we generate |
| target_workspace_name | Optional[string] | Target workspace name, if empty, we generate |
| overwrite_existing | bool | Overwrite existing workspace. |
| data_source_mapping | Optional[dict] | Optional, allows users to map LDM to different data source ID |
| upper_case | Optional[bool] | Optional, allows users to change the case of all physical object IDs (table names, columns names) True changes it to upper-case, False to lower-case, None(default) is noop Useful when migrating to Snowflake, which is the only DB with upper-case default. |
Returns
None
Example
# Clones complete workspace content - LDM, ADM, permissions.
sdk.catalog_workspace.clone_workspace(
source_workspace_id="123",
target_workspace_id="xyz",
target_workspace_name="Demo"
)