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feat(ingest): looker - reduce memory requirements #5815

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Changing the process to conserve memory.
Instead of caching dashboards, we cache the explores.

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lgtm

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Unit Test Results (metadata ingestion)

       8 files         8 suites   56m 6s ⏱️
   671 tests    668 ✔️ 3 💤 0
1 342 runs  1 336 ✔️ 6 💤 0

Results for commit b35be87.

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Unit Test Results (build & test)

517 tests  ±0   517 ✔️ ±0   9m 7s ⏱️ +48s
121 suites ±0       0 💤 ±0 
121 files   ±0       0 ±0 

Results for commit b35be87. ± Comparison against base commit 2a95248.

@treff7es treff7es merged commit ae4fb7c into datahub-project:master Sep 2, 2022
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