BigQuery sender #1814
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…wareStreamWriter depending on topic's content type
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* TANGO-2130 : Tests for primitive types * TANGO-2130 : Array and Map primitives - tests * TANGO-2130 : Checkpoint after primitives * TANGO-2130 : Unit tests for records and for simple type mappings * TANGO-2130 : Updated and refactored tests * TANGO-2130 : Fixes after review
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This Pull Request introduces a BigQuery sender that utilizes BigQuery's Storage Write API. When dealing with JSON topics, it relies on the JsonStreamWriter. In other scenarios, it uses the SchemaAwareStreamWriter. Since these classes don't share a common root, we had to be creative with the structure of the classes.
Just a heads-up, this PR is currently in draft mode, meaning it still needs certain additions, like tests, among others.