The message ‘Databricks you haven’t configured the cli yet’ is a crucial prompt that indicates the necessity of setting up the Databricks Command Line Interface (CLI) before you can start using it. This process typically involves the following steps:

1. Installation: If you haven’t already, download and install the Databricks CLI. Instructions and the latest version are found on the Databricks website or GitHub repository.
2. Authentication: The CLI requires authentication with your Databricks workspace. One secure method is to use a personal access token, which you can generate in your Databricks user settings.Configuration: After authentication, you need to configure the CLI with your workspace URL and profile information. This is usually done by running a command like data bricks configure.

Here’s an example of how you might configure the CLI:

Bash

databricks configure –token

This command will prompt you to enter your Databricks host (workspace URL) and your personal access token.

Additional Tips:

• Legacy CLI: The configuration process might be slightly different if you’re using an older version of the Databricks CLI. Refer to the Databricks documentation for your specific version.
• Profiles: You can create multiple configuration profiles if you work with different Databricks workspaces.
• Troubleshooting: If you encounter issues during configuration, check the Databricks documentation or community forums for help.