src/airflow_sync/utils.py
def is_trigger(self):
        """Indicates whether the current sql file represents a trigger

        Triggers are the direct result of an upstream database execution, e.g. every time
        an insert is performed, the given trigger is then performed.  In this context, a
        trigger simply represents any sql that should be invoked as a result of another
        sql file running.

        :return: Whether the current file is a trigger
        :rtype: bool
        """
        return any(self.name.startswith(trigger) for trigger in TRIGGER_TYPES)
Indicates whether the current sql file represents a trigger

        Triggers are the direct result of an upstream database execution, e.g. every time
        an insert is performed, the given trigger is then performed.  In this context, a
        trigger simply represents any sql that should be invoked as a result of another
        sql file running.

        :return: Whether the current file is a trigger
        :rtype: bool
        
Indicates whether the current sql file represents a trigger
Triggers are the direct result of an upstream database execution, e.g. every time
an insert is performed, the given trigger is then performed.  In this context, a
trigger simply represents any sql that should be invoked as a result of another
sql file running.
Indicates whether the current sql file represents a trigger Triggers are the direct result of an upstream database execution e . g . every time an insert is performed the given trigger is then performed . In this context a trigger simply represents any sql that should be invoked as a result of another sql file running .
def is_trigger(self):
        return any(self.name.startswith(trigger) for trigger in TRIGGER_TYPES)
def is_trigger ( self ) : return any ( self . name . startswith ( trigger ) for trigger in TRIGGER_TYPES )
Indicates whether the current sql file represents a trigger
Triggers are the direct result of an upstream database execution, e.g.
Indicates whether the current sql file represents a trigger Triggers are the direct result of an upstream database execution e . g .
"""Indicates whether the current sql file represents a trigger

        Triggers are the direct result of an upstream database execution, e.g. every time
        an insert is performed, the given trigger is then performed.  In this context, a
        trigger simply represents any sql that should be invoked as a result of another
        sql file running.

        :return: Whether the current file is a trigger
        :rtype: bool
        """
Whether the current file is a trigger
Whether the current file is a trigger
bool
self