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Manifest File Example

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Manifest File Example:

Alejandro Penzini Answered question December 12, 2023
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The following example shows a typical manifest file with values specified for all supported properties:

manifest_version: 1 # required
version:
name: hello_snowflake
label: "v1.0"
comment: "The first version of a Snowflake Native App"

artifacts:
readme: readme.md
setup_script: scripts/setup.sql
default_streamlit: streamlit/ux_schema.homepage_streamlit
extension_code: true

configuration:
log_level: debug
trace_level: always

privileges:
- EXECUTE TASK:
description: "Run ingestion tasks for replicating Redshift data"
- EXECUTE MANAGED TASK:
description: "To run serverless ingestion tasks for replicating Redshift data"
- CREATE WAREHOUSE:
description: "To create warehouses for executing tasks"
- MANAGE WAREHOUSES:
description: "To manage warehouses for optimizing the efficiency of your accounts"
- CREATE DATABASE:
description: "To create sink databases for replicating Redshift data"
- IMPORTED PRIVILEGES ON SNOWFLAKE DB:
description: "To access account_usage views"

references:
- enrichment_table:
label: "Enrichment Table"
description: "Select table with audience data to enrich with Ramp IDs"
privileges:
- SELECT
- INSERT
- UPDATE
object_type: Table
multi_valued: true
register_callback: config.register_reference

Alejandro Penzini Answered question December 12, 2023

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