get_columns_in_relation_sql returns an error during parse phase on Snowflake when using a created Relation

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Offending code:

{% set old_etl_relation=adapter.get_relation(
      database=target.database,
      schema="ANALYTICS",
      identifier="DIM_ACCOUNTS"
) -%}
{{ audit_helper.get_columns_in_relation_sql(old_etl_relation) }}

Result:

Compilation Error in macro snowflake__get_columns_in_relation_sql (macros/compare_relation_columns.sql)
  'None' has no attribute 'information_schema'
  > in macro adapter_macro (macros/adapters/common.sql)
  > called by macro get_columns_in_relation_sql (macros/compare_relation_columns.sql)
  > called by macro compare_relation_columns (macros/compare_relation_columns.sql)
  > called by macro snowflake__get_columns_in_relation_sql (macros/compare_relation_columns.sql)

Workaround:
Wrap everything in an {% if execute %} statement

Investigation:
I believe this is because I call {{ relation.information_schema('columns') }}, but during the parse-phase I haven't yet created the relation

Likely happening on BQ and Postgres too

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