steampipe-postgres-fdw
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The Steampipe foreign data wrapper (FDW) is a zero-ETL product that provides Postgres foreign tables which translate queries into API calls to cloud services and APIs. It's bundled with Steampipe and...
``` postgres=# select * from github.github_issue limit 1; ERROR: scanIteratorBase cannot iterate: connection github, status: ready ``` This log message needed to appear on the console `[WARN] 1700605844808: streamRows execution...
If I have a table with required or optional quals and try to join that with data from another table, it seems like Steampipe thinks that the quals aren't being...
These are seemingly identical. ``` with repos(full_name) as ( values ('turbot/steampipe-plugin-github') ) select * from repos +--------------------------------+ | full_name | +--------------------------------+ | turbot/steampipe-plugin-github | +--------------------------------+ ``` ``` with repos as...
The query below will reliably fail, in the `matches` CTE, like so: ``` 2022/02/23 11:42:41 [INFO] Log level WARN fatal error: unexpected signal during runtime execution [signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation...
**Describe the bug** I'm attempting to use the `code_secret` and `terraform_local` tables together, with the goal of scanning local values for secrets with the following query (where `value` is a...
**Describe the bug** Sorting the VPS from `aws_vpc` by `cidr_block` fails with the following error: ``` $ ~/src/steampipe/steampipe-v0.10.0 query 'select cidr_block from aws_vpc order by cidr_block' Warning: executeQueries: query 1...
`Sanitize Version` step in `Publish FDW Image` workflow should trim spaces before and after the version(if any)
**Describe the bug** It is not possible to provide a set instead of a single value for the organization field when querying the `github_team_member` table. This is supported for the...
For the `aws_pricing_product` table, sometimes we want to get prices for specific resources based on ID, name, etc., so we try to run a query like: ``` with volume_list as...