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Describe the bug
The use of field derived from a JSON-containing column makes import fail on field-level table sync check.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Start Faros
Import some tasks from Jira/GH/...
Trigger a database schema sync and field value scan
Check that tms_Task now has 2 versions of status category for tms_Task: the generated field statusCategory and the newly metabase-derived one status -> category
Create a dashboard with a non-SQL question using that status->category field as aggregation
Export the dashboard.
Try to re-import it.
Import fails on syncTable because the check can not find that field in the metadata.
Expected behavior
Dashboard import from a template using such field is successful.
Screenshots and logs
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Example of bad template that had to be fixed here
Describe the bug
The use of field derived from a JSON-containing column makes import fail on field-level table sync check.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
statusCategory
and the newly metabase-derived onestatus -> category
status->category
field as aggregationsyncTable
because the check can not find that field in the metadata.Expected behavior
Dashboard import from a template using such field is successful.
Screenshots and logs
If applicable, add screenshots and logs to help explain your problem.
Example of bad template that had to be fixed here
Notice the difference between the 2 field types:
Encountered during #231 .
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