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Summary

Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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Summary

Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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Summary

Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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Summary

Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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@wslulciuc , @davidjgoss : Can you please take a look and let me know. thanks!

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Summary

Adds the missing get_lineage(node_id, depth) method to the Python client, allowing users to fetch the lineage graph for any node directly from Python without resorting to raw curl calls.

Closes#1798 (Python client portion)

What Changed

Added MarquezClient.get_lineage() that calls GET /api/v1/lineage?nodeId=&depth=.

The method follows the same patterns as existing client methods:

  • Input validation (node_id must not be None)
  • Uses DEFAULT_DEPTH (20) when depth is not specified
  • Returns the parsed JSON response

Usage

frommarquez_clientimportMarquezClientclient=MarquezClient(url='http://localhost:8080')
# Get lineage for a datasetlineage=client.get_lineage('dataset:my_namespace:my_dataset')
# Get lineage for a job with custom depthlineage=client.get_lineage('job:my_namespace:my_job', depth=5)

Note

This PR covers the Python client. The Java client portion of #1798 will be a separate PR.

Checklist

  • Follows existing client patterns
  • Includes docstring with node_id format examples
  • Input validation for required parameters
  • DCO sign-off included

Add MarquezClient.get_lineage(node_id, depth) method that fetches
the lineage graph for a given node via GET /api/v1/lineage.
The node_id format follows the existing convention:
- For datasets: "dataset:<namespace>:<name>"
- For jobs: "job:<namespace>:<name>"
This was the last missing piece: users could already fetch column
lineage but not the standard lineage graph from the Python client.
ClosesMarquezProject#1798
Signed-off-by: Sai Kaushik Ponnekanti <psaikaushik@gmail.com>
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@wslulciuc , @davidjgoss : Can you please take a look and let me know. thanks!

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 81.18%. Comparing base (180f37b) to head (2a159bf).

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@@ Coverage Diff @@## main #3104 +/- ##
=========================================
Coverage 81.18% 81.18% Complexity 1506 1506 =========================================
Files 268 268 Lines 7356 7356 Branches 325 325 =========================================
Hits 5972 5972 Misses 1226 1226 Partials 158 158 

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