Add Zoom views (DENG-6964)

[sean-rose]

DENG-6964: Integrate Zoom into BigQuery/Looker using FiveTran (API)

After this is deployed I plan to manually add explores joining these views together in looker-spoke-default.

[sean-rose]

The current generate-lookml CI error is likely because the views authorizations haven't been applied by data infra automation yet. I'll retry the CI tomorrow when the view authorizations will hopefully be in place.

[scholtzan]

Does it make sense to also generate table_explores for these?

[sean-rose]

My plan is to have one main "meetings" explore joining several of these views together, and a "users" explore just on the users view. So while I could add a table_explore for the latter here, I figured since I'll be needing to do a looker-spoke-default PR for the other explore I'd just do both that way.

[sean-rose]

The current generate-lookml CI error is likely because the views authorizations haven't been applied by data infra automation yet. I'll retry the CI tomorrow when the view authorizations will hopefully be in place.

The generate-lookml CI is still failing with the view authorizations in place. It appears what's happening is since these views select from a single table LookML generator is attempting to get information about that table to generate a datagroup for the Looker view, but it doesn't have permission to access the table.

@scholtzan do you have any advice on the best way to proceed here?

Two ideas that come to mind are:

• Have LookML generator not try to generate datagroups for authorized views. However, detecting authorized views would require changing the dryrun logic both here and in the cloud function to return tables' labels.
• Have LookML generator ignore permission errors.

[scholtzan]

I thought we had some logic in place already to ignore permission errors...

[scholtzan]

It should hit this:

lookml-generator/generator/views/datagroups.py

Line 204 in aef6b53

if e.error == Errors.PERMISSION_DENIED and e.use_cloud_function:

[sean-rose]

It should hit this:

lookml-generator/generator/views/datagroups.py

Line 204 in aef6b53

if e.error == Errors.PERMISSION_DENIED and e.use_cloud_function:

Maybe the issue is that the original DryRunError is getting caught and a ValueError is getting raised with the original exception as the cause:

lookml-generator/generator/views/datagroups.py

Lines 146 to 149 in aef6b53

	except DryRunError as e:
	raise ValueError(
	f"Unable to find {source_table_id} referenced in {full_table_id}"
	) from e

[scholtzan]

This should fix it: #1161