Salesforce source and sink code#34
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Confirming that I did the commits. |
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Hi there, Thanks for your contribution! |
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Cool! |
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Note: a fork seems to have been pushed to https://github.com/springml/dataflow-salesforce repository. |
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CLA confirmed. |
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@springml I apologize profusely for the ludicrous delay here. I'm in the process of finding and picking up the balls we've dropped. I see you are now serving the code this connector in the repo https://github.com/springml/dataflow-salesforce linked above. Do you still wish it to be contributed into this GoogleCloudPlatform repository? |
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Hello Daniel, Yes we would like to contribute to GCP repo. Please let me know next steps. Thank you. -Girish
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Moving to springml's github repo in light of dataflow becoming an apache project - will follow and contribute to the new project. |
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Thanks guys! |
We've been working with Eric Anderson at Google on Salesforce connectors. Here's our first version of the prototype code that we demo'd to Eric.