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You need to use the this.emitFile method and befor that lookup the files via glob or anything else inside your plugin

First, all colors are specified as HCL (hue, chroma, luminance), which correspond to the type of the color (red, green blue, etc.), how colorful a color is (low chroma is gray, high chroma is very colorful), and how light a color is (high luminance is white, low luminance is black).

The parameter l3 indicates the luminance component of the color at one end of the color scale. (l1 is the luminance at the other end, and l2 is the luminance in the middle.) Luminance goes from 0 to 100. So, if you want the color at the end to be darker, set luminance to a lower value. The parameters p3 and p4 are exponents that govern how quickly the colors transition from the midpoint to the endpoint. In general, values closer to 0 mean quicker transitions, and values greater than 1 mean slower transitions. It's unlikely you'll ever want p3 or p4 values greater than 10.

To get the default parameters for a palette, you can use the divergingx_palettes() command:

Each pipeline is a single DAG (Directed acyclic graph) and all the source and sink should be connected for the configuration to be valid. You can use multi-table source plugin that can bring in multiple tables at once to a landing table in BQ.

You can use Multi table plugins and BQ Multi table sink for your use-case.

See DBfiddle here (Oracle 18c).

return test.push(arr); does not give you the arr, it gives you the new length of test. Your files will be promises for integers, and your result will be an array of integers.

Additionally you create an array arr and also an array test to which you are repeatly pushing the arr. It doesn't seem like you want any nesting, so don't push multiple times.

You could instead return test or return arr, but you really simply shouldn't be pushing those values yourself. map already creates the new array for you, you just need to return the respective value from the callback:

Array.forEach always returns undefined. You are looking for Array.map

You can try: