updates weaviate doc

docs/website/docs/dlt-ecosystem/destinations/weaviate.md

@@ -230,12 +230,23 @@ Here's a summary of the naming normalization approach:
 Reserved property names like `id` or `additional` are prefixed with underscores for differentiation. Therefore, `id` becomes `__id` and `_id` is rendered as `___id`.
 
 ### Case insensitive naming convention
-The default naming convention described above will preserve the casing of the properties (besides the first letter which is lowercased). This generates nice documents
+The default naming convention described above will preserve the casing of the properties (besides the first letter which is lowercased). This generates nice classes
 in Weaviate but also requires that your input data does not have clashing property names when comparing case insensitive ie. (`caseName` == `casename`). In such case
-Weaviate destination will fail.
-
-You can configure alternative naming convention
+Weaviate destination will fail to create classes and report a conflict.
 
+You can configure alternative naming convention which will lowercase all properties. The clashing properties will be merged and the classes created. Still if you have a document where clashing properties like:
+```json
+{"camelCase": 1, "CamelCase": 2}
+```
+it will be normalized to:
+```
+{"camelcase": 2}
+```
+so your best course of action is to clean up the data yourself before loading and use default naming convention. Nevertheless you can configure the alternative in `config.toml`:
+```toml
+[schema]
+naming="dlt.destinations.weaviate.naming"
+```
 
 ## Additional destination options
 
@@ -282,4 +293,4 @@ Currently Weaviate destination does not support dbt.
 
 ### Syncing of `dlt` state
 
-Weaviate destination does not support syncing of the `dlt` state.
+Weaviate destination supports syncing of the `dlt` state.

tests/conftest.py

@@ -68,3 +68,7 @@ def _create_pipeline_instance_id(self) -> str:
     # disable snowflake logging
     for log in ["snowflake.connector.cursor", "snowflake.connector.connection"]:
         logging.getLogger(log).setLevel("ERROR")
+
+    # disable azure logging
+    for log in ["azure.core.pipeline.policies.http_logging_policy"]:
+        logging.getLogger(log).setLevel("ERROR")

tests/load/bigquery/test_bigquery_table_builder.py

@@ -106,22 +106,3 @@ def test_double_partition_exception(gcp_client: BigQueryClient) -> None:
         gcp_client._get_table_update_sql("event_test_table", mod_update, False)
     assert excc.value.columns == ["`col4`", "`col5`"]
 
-
-def test_partition_alter_table_exception(gcp_client: BigQueryClient) -> None:
-    mod_update = deepcopy(TABLE_UPDATE)
-    # timestamp
-    mod_update[3]["partition"] = True
-    # double partition
-    with pytest.raises(DestinationSchemaWillNotUpdate) as excc:
-        gcp_client._get_table_update_sql("event_test_table", mod_update, True)
-    assert excc.value.columns == ["`col4`"]
-
-
-def test_cluster_alter_table_exception(gcp_client: BigQueryClient) -> None:
-    mod_update = deepcopy(TABLE_UPDATE)
-    # timestamp
-    mod_update[3]["cluster"] = True
-    # double cluster
-    with pytest.raises(DestinationSchemaWillNotUpdate) as excc:
-        gcp_client._get_table_update_sql("event_test_table", mod_update, True)
-    assert excc.value.columns == ["`col4`"]

tests/load/redshift/test_redshift_table_builder.py

@@ -90,12 +90,3 @@ def test_create_table_with_hints(client: RedshiftClient) -> None:
     # no hints
     assert '"col3" boolean  NOT NULL' in sql
     assert '"col4" timestamp with time zone  NOT NULL' in sql
-
-
-def test_hint_alter_table_exception(client: RedshiftClient) -> None:
-    mod_update = deepcopy(TABLE_UPDATE)
-    # timestamp
-    mod_update[3]["sort"] = True
-    with pytest.raises(DestinationSchemaWillNotUpdate) as excc:
-        client._get_table_update_sql("event_test_table", mod_update, True)
-    assert excc.value.columns == ['"col4"']

tests/load/snowflake/test_snowflake_table_builder.py

@@ -90,13 +90,3 @@ def test_create_table_with_partition_and_cluster(snowflake_client: SnowflakeClie
 
     # clustering must be the last
     assert sql.endswith('CLUSTER BY ("COL2","COL5")')
-
-
-def test_cluster_alter_table_exception(snowflake_client: SnowflakeClient) -> None:
-    mod_update = deepcopy(TABLE_UPDATE)
-    # timestamp
-    mod_update[3]["cluster"] = True
-    # double cluster
-    with pytest.raises(DestinationSchemaWillNotUpdate) as excc:
-        snowflake_client._get_table_update_sql("event_test_table", mod_update, True)
-    assert excc.value.columns == ['"COL4"']