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Aggregation script is placeholder where the specific import details will be added later.

@vish-cs vish-cs marked this pull request as draft January 9, 2026 04:34
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This pull request introduces a new BigQuery aggregation helper Cloud Function and seamlessly integrates it into the existing data ingestion workflow. The primary goal is to enhance the data pipeline by adding a dedicated, automated step for performing post-ingestion data aggregation or validation within BigQuery for various imports. This allows for more flexible and specific data processing after the initial dataflow jobs are completed.

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  • New Aggregation Cloud Function: A new Python Cloud Function named aggregation_helper has been introduced. This function is designed to receive a list of imports via an HTTP request and execute specific BigQuery aggregation queries for each import, currently with placeholder logic for 'india_census' and 'us_census'.
  • Workflow Integration: The existing spanner-ingestion-workflow.yaml has been updated to incorporate a new run_aggregation step. This step calls the newly deployed aggregation_helper Cloud Function after dataflow jobs are completed, passing the relevant import list for post-ingestion processing.
  • Automated Deployment: The cloudbuild.yaml configuration has been modified to include a new step for deploying the import-aggregation-helper Cloud Function. This ensures that the new function is automatically deployed as part of the CI/CD pipeline, with necessary environment variables like BQ_DATASET_ID configured.

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This pull request introduces a new Cloud Function, aggregation-helper, designed to run post-import aggregation queries in BigQuery. The function is integrated into the existing spanner-ingestion-workflow. The changes also include updating the Cloud Build configuration to deploy this new function and modifying the workflow YAML to invoke it.

My review has identified a critical issue in the new Cloud Function related to SQL syntax that will cause it to fail. I've also included several suggestions to improve code quality, maintainability, and configuration hygiene.

@vish-cs vish-cs marked this pull request as ready for review January 15, 2026 06:16
@vish-cs vish-cs requested a review from n-h-diaz January 15, 2026 06:16
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Thanks for adding this! We can update with specifics for each import once it's in

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