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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37183#issuecomment-3690499050

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request addresses a critical limitation in the YAML testing 
framework by introducing comprehensive support for custom providers. 
Previously, the framework could not properly interpret or utilize user-defined 
transforms specified as providers within the YAML pipeline. The changes 
refactor the pipeline specification loading and processing, enabling the system 
to parse and integrate these custom providers, thereby significantly enhancing 
the flexibility and testability of YAML-based pipelines by allowing custom 
logic to be tested directly.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Provider Support in Testing**: The YAML testing framework now fully 
supports custom providers defined within the pipeline specification, allowing 
for more flexible and comprehensive testing of user-defined transforms.
   * **Enhanced Robustness**: The `json_config_schema` method in 
`yaml_provider.py` has been made more robust by gracefully handling cases where 
a transform's `config_schema` might be absent, defaulting to an empty 
dictionary instead of raising an error.
   * **Refactored Pipeline Specification Handling**: The `run_test` function in 
`yaml_testing.py` has been refactored to ensure consistent processing of 
pipeline specifications, whether provided as a string or a dictionary, before 
injecting test transforms and applying options.
   * **New Test Case**: A new test, `test_toplevel_providers`, has been added 
to `yaml_testing_test.py` to validate the functionality of defining and 
utilizing custom providers (like 'MyDoubler') directly within the YAML test 
pipeline.
   
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