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Snowflake Labs' snowcli uses the ~/.snowsql/config file for Snowflake credentials. Seems prudent to do the same.

It is possible to build Python using Gradle, but I don't think a lot of people are doing this. Would this be helpful?

Just detect s3:// or gcs:// and remove the AWS credentials closure.

Currently, when running in ephemeral environments, we turn off all up-to-date checking, because clones may be dropped at the end of a previous run. Some smart output files could help to drive up-to-date checking.

Provides namespaces for DBs in case there are multiple JVM applications being tested in the same Snowflake account.

Currently it's not possible to target Java 17 like follows:

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION execute(arg1 STRING)
RETURNS STRING
LANGUAGE JAVA
RUNTIME_VERSION = '17'
IMPORTS = ('@udf/lib.jar')
HANDLER = 'foo.Handler.execute';

As per https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowsql-start, this is useful if MFA is used.

snowcli moved from using ~/.snowsql/config to ~/.snowflake/config.toml. We want to replicate that support.

To not introduce breaking changes, we will first look for config.toml and then look for config.