Repository navigation
Releases: IL-William/dbt-edith
Release list
Edith 1.71.0
- Read every section of Reports in one grammar, over the whole window, with the
rail grouped by who reads the files and counting what it can, figures on top,
a filter over each section's lists and the explanations folded behind "why",
each source, dbt, collin, Jobs and Snowflake, in a colour of its own in the
rail and at the head of its sections (0137).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.70.0
- Show a model's jobs before its last builds in the Catalog.
- Cut an environment Snowflake could not read to one line in a model's Last
built, its message on hover and in Builds by environment, which the line
opens, and keep the dock card's Last built current when a selection panel
that was open over it rolls up.
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.69.1
- Keep a job with nothing to open in the columns of Builds by job, and a section
with nothing to show at the left of the Reports list, where both were drawn
centred.
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.69.0
- Print a skill for a client that defers MCP tools with
--skill mcp, telling
the agent to load theedithtool, and lead both skills and the tool'shelp
with--overview --depth 2, cutting one sentence from the first skill (0136).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.68.0
- Cut a long answer over MCP at 48 000 characters, after its last whole line,
with a closing line saying how many lines were left out and how to ask for
less, instead of leaving the client to save it to a file the agent must page
through (0135).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.67.0
- Print only the columns of a node or of a whole selection with
--columns,
beside--describeor--select, one line per column in--output compact
(0134).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.66.0
- Describe a macro on the command line and over MCP:
--describetakes the
name of a macro when no node has it,package.nameoutright, with its
package, file and line, arguments, description and who calls it, and--sql
prints its own lines of the file (0133).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.65.0
- Print the SQL dbt compiled for a node after its card with
--describe NAME --compiled-sql, read from the file under the target folder,
over MCP too (0132). - Name a changed macro by its path on the compiled and run tabs, and the same
one when two changed at once (0132).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.64.0
- Name the selectors that select a node on its card, in
--describeand over
MCP: aselectorsrow and aselectorsfield, with the ones this build
cannot resolve named apart (0102).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.
Edith 1.63.0
- Add
--job-coverage, which prints what the Job coverage report shows, the
models, seeds and snapshots no scheduled job runs, those only unscheduled
jobs or jobs whose schedule is not read run, and the steps that select
nothing or could not be resolved, in text,--output jsonor--output compact, and over MCP (0131).
For Windows, dbt-edith.exe is attached, and dbt-edith-arm64.exe for Windows on ARM,
each with its SHA-256 beside it: see
docs/windows.md.
Elsewhere dbt-edith is built, as
the README
describes.