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Some backend dependencies are optional, thus, if a backend dependency is missing, importing corresponding backend settings will fail.
An example:
pip install ralph-malph[backend-es,cli]
ralph --help
> File "/app/src/ralph/backends/conf.py", line 5, in <module>
> from ralph.backends.data.clickhouse import
> ClickHouseDataBackendSettings
> File "/app/src/ralph/backends/data/clickhouse.py", line 11, in <module>
> import clickhouse_connect
> ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'clickhouse_connect'
We could probably load them dynamically (see below), or force users to install all optional extras until Ralph switches to a plugin architecture.
Some backend dependencies are optional, thus, if a backend dependency is missing, importing corresponding backend settings will fail.
An example:
We could probably load them dynamically (see below), or force users to install all optional extras until Ralph switches to a plugin architecture.
Originally found by @SergioSim in #416 (comment)
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