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Adding namespace fides_meta support for BigQuery datasets #5294
Adding namespace fides_meta support for BigQuery datasets #5294
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nit: this is to satisfy mypy, yeah? i feel like there should be a way to get the
self.namespace_meta
more properly typed using generics, which feels a bit cleaner. i.e., you've already actually cast this to the right strongly-typed class in the constructor, so it just seems odd you need to 'cast' it again here.but i also realize that generics can get a bit verbose and convoluted, especially in python...so all good keeping it as you've got it here. probably just my java-trained instincts getting the best of me anyway 😅