zeroshade commented on PR #58:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg-go/pull/58#issuecomment-1942110612
@nastra So I've figured out the issue:
The properties are correctly being propagated to the FileIO object, however
it looks like the tabular api doesn't like the Go Iceberg user-agent.
I loaded up `pyiceberg` to see what it does differently and how it works,
and saw that the request for the table included in its response a series of s3
properties including an access-key-id, session-token, and secret-access-key in
the config. When I looked at the same request from the Go cli those properties
weren't there. If I hardcode and change the User-Agent that the Go CLI passes
to be `PyIceberg/0.5.1` suddenly those properties are returned and loading the
manifests works just fine. So the problem is definitely the fact that the
User-Agent isn't recognized by the tabular rest catalog enough for it to send
the s3 key properties.
Anything we can do on the tabular side?
During `RestCatalog.LoadTable`
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