Native Application Frameworkにおける宣言型共有用のアプリケーションパッケージ¶

To use Snowsight to create a new app package:

1. Sign in to Snowsight.

2. In the navigation menu, select Projects » App Packages.

3. In the Share Data + Code card, select Create.

4. Enter a name for your app package, and then select Create.

To use SQL in Snowflake CLI to create a new app package:

• Create a Declarative Native App package using the CREATE APPLICATION PACKAGE ... TYPE=DATA command, replacing <DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG> with the name you want to give the app package:

snow sql -q "CREATE APPLICATION PACKAGE <DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG> TYPE = DATA;"

To use Snowsight to populate the app package:

1. If you're not already viewing the app package's listing, from the navigation menu, select Projects » App Packages, and then select the app package you want to add files to.

2. Select Upload files. (If you are replacing or adding additional files, select Manage files, and then select Upload files.)

3. Drag the notebook files and the manifest from your hard disk to the Upload files dialog where indicated, or select Browse to locate and select the files.

4. Select Upload to upload the files to the live stage and trigger a build.

1. To use SQL in Snowflake CLI to populate the app package, use the following commands, replacing the file paths with your own and <DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG> with the name of the app package:

   1. Manifest file:

      snow sql -q "PUT file:////Users/test_user/Documents/manifest.yml  snow://package/<DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG>/versions/LIVE/ OVERWRITE=TRUE AUTO_COMPRESS=false;"
      

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   2. Notebook file:

      snow sql -q "PUT file:////Users/test_user/Documents/NOTEBOOK.ipynb  snow://package/<DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG>/versions/LIVE/ OVERWRITE=TRUE AUTO_COMPRESS=false;"
      

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2. Verify the files are in the application package with the following command:

   snow sql -q "LIST snow://package/<DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG>/versions/LIVE"
   

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   The output shows the files in the live version of the app package, similar to the following:

   +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
   | name                          | size | md5     | last_modified                 |
   |-------------------------------+------+---------+-------------------------------|
   | /versions/live/manifest.yml   | 304  | 843a... | Wed, 23 Jul 2025 08:27:26 GMT |
   | /versions/live/NOTEBOOK.ipynb | 832  | b014... | Wed, 23 Jul 2025 04:32:22 GMT |
   +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
   

Using Snowsight:

1. If you're not already viewing the app package's listing, from the navigation menu, select Projects » App Packages, and then select the app package you want to remove files from.

2. Select Manage files » Remove files.

3. Select the file(s) you want to remove, and then select Delete.

4. In the Remove files dialog, choose the files to remove, and then select Remove & build.

Using the REMOVE (or RM) SQL command in Snowflake CLI:

snow sql -q "RM snow://package/<DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG>/versions/LIVE/manifest.yml"

In Snowsight:

• When you upload a complete set of files to the app package, a build kicks off automatically.

• To perform a build at any other time, select the Build button on the app package's page.

If there are any errors in the manifest file, the build fails and gives information on how to fix the error. Correct the errors and rebuild the app package.

The ALTER APPLICATION PACKAGE ... BUILD command builds a testable version of the app package and verifies that the manifest file is valid and that all links work.

ALTER APPLICATION PACKAGE <DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG> BUILD;

If there are any errors in the manifest file, the build fails and gives information on how to fix the error. Correct those errors and rebuild the app package.

To use Snowsight to commit and release the app package:

1. If you're not already viewing the app package's listing, from the navigation menu, select Projects » App Packages, and then select the app package you want to release.

2. Select Commit & release.

3. In the confirmation dialog, select Acknowledge & continue.

The committed app package is released, and the live version of the app package is removed. A new live version of the app package is created from the new committed version for further development.

Once you've committed and released the app package, the Latest release tab shows the contents of the release, which is the same as the contents of the last build.

1. In SQL, use the ALTER APPLICATION PACKAGE commands as shown:

   ALTER APPLICATION PACKAGE <DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG> COMMIT;
   

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   The live version of the app package is removed. A new live version of the app package is created from the new committed version for further development.

2. Next, release the committed app package:

   ALTER APPLICATION PACKAGE <DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG> RELEASE;
   

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   You can also build, commit, and release a live version of the app package, all at once:

   ALTER APPLICATION PACKAGE <DECL_SHARE_APP_PKG> RELEASE LIVE VERSION;
   

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