Closes #904 - Add Lakehouse Shortcuts Smart Publishing Feature#916
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This PR implements new feature flag
ENABLE_SHORTCUT_SMART_DIFFwhich optimizesShortcutPublisher.publish_all()in_lakehouse.pyby avoiding unnecessary republishes of shortcuts that are already deployed and whose definitions have not changed.Previously,
publish_all()republished every shortcut on each run, even when the deployed shortcut already matched the desired state. In environments with many shortcuts, this led to unnecessary API calls and longer deployment times.With this change, the workflow compares the local shortcut definition against
deployed_shortcutsand only republishes shortcuts when a change is detected.Linked Issue (REQUIRED)
#904