Visual Edit’s open-source code is hosted in a GitHub repository. As a result, the plugin can be installed via Git or as a ZIP file (installation via Git is recommended as it allows to easily update the plugin when new versions are released). In this guide, we provide details to the steps found in the Dataiku Documentation: Installing plugins.
To connect from Dataiku to this repository, you must add your Dataiku user’s public SSH key to the list of accepted SSH keys in your GitHub account.
From the Plugins page of your Dataiku instance, once you have clicked on the “Add Plugin” button in the top right corner and chosen “Fetch from Git repository”, use the following settings:
git@github.com:dataiku/dss-visual-edit.git
master
under “Branch”, to install the latest version of the plugin; alternatively, choose a version number under “Tag”dss-plugin-visual-edit
Prepare the plugin ZIP file to upload to your Dataiku instance:
dss-visual-edit-X.Y.Z.zip
(where X.Y.Z
is the version number of the release).dss-plugin-visual-edit
.dss-plugin-visual-edit.zip
From the Plugins page of your Dataiku instance, once you have clicked on the “Add Plugin” button in the top right corner and chosen “Upload”, make sure to choose the dss-plugin-visual-edit.zip
archive you just created (do NOT use dss-visual-edit-X.Y.Z.zip
).
When prompted during the installation procedure, select Python 3.9 and the types of containers you plan to use as backend for Visual Edit webapps or for running recipes provided by the plugin (the easiest is to choose All).
The plugin is installed! You can now follow the guides from the plugin documentation.