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Add dry run support #30
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It is good practice for BigQuery queries to be run in dry run mode before actually running the query when on-demand pricing model is used. That way, the total amount of bytes that a query would process can be known beforehand, enabling users to make fine adjustments to it in case the resulting costs are too high.
Currently, req_bigquery offers no support to run BigQuery queries in dry run mode, nor does it return the associated total bytes that the query processed.
Proposed solution
dry_runoption to run queries in dry run mode;total_bytes_processedtoReqBigQuery.Resultto present the result;