@kapa.ai I have made a lot of changes in my Couchbase Source built using python CDK. Added to the dashboard using the docker repo. How do i get the new one ? Do i have to delete and recreate the abctl docker container ?

When you build a new version image for the connector, it should take the latest version of CDK. You can check this by building a new local docker image and try running it as a custom connector. If you have made changes to the local files (e.g. those in airbyte/airbyte_cdk), you will need to update them in order to run the commands. To update the local files, you can replace the

airbyte_cdk

folder in your local machine with the latest one from GitHub, or you can merge the latest master and that should take care of it. If you are working on python connectors, you may also need to reset the

virtualenv

and re-install the connector's dependencies. Here is how you can do it:

bash # Assuming you have a virtualenv loaded into your shell   deactivate      # From the connector's directory   # remove the venv directory entirely   rm -rf .venv      # make and activate a new venv   python3 -m venv .venv   source .venv/bin/activate   pip install -e ".[dev]"

Once you have successfully built the Platform images, you can load them into the

abctl

Kind cluster, for example:

bash kind load docker-image airbyte/server:dev --name airbyte-abctl

Then you can adjust your vaulues.yaml file to use the

dev

tag for the component, e.g.

yaml server:     image:       tag: dev

Then redeploy

abctl

by running:

bash abctl local install --values values.yaml

Please note that you don't necessarily have to delete and recreate the abctl docker container. You can simply update the image and redeploy. Sources: - [Forum Post: How to update CDK? > Answers Part 1](https://discuss.airbyte.io/t/768) - [Documentation > Contributing-to-airbyte > Developing Locally > Troubleshooting](https://docs.airbyte.com/contributing-to-airbyte/developing-locally#troubleshooting) - [Documentation > Contributing-to-airbyte > Developing Locally > Platform Contributions > Using the images in abctl](https://docs.airbyte.com/contributing-to-airbyte/developing-locally#using-the-images-in-abctl)