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I want to configure the preference to select the latest model (even though it is in dev) or not, and this can be done using the variable upstream_prod_prefer_recent.
Problem
Even setting the variable to False and not having the most up-to-date tables in my staging, the package continues to reference the tables in my staging.
Ex: As the prefer_recent variable is False and dev_exists is True, it could not be entered in the if command.
When I did this test checking if the variable was False, the if command did not enter.
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Thanks for catching this, and sorry for my slow reply. I've had this problem before when I haven't done a explicit comparison like prefer_recent == false - it's easy to miss because in Jinja it doesn't cause an error.
I've gone through the package and fixed any statements like this. I should be able to release a new version fixing this soon.
Context
I want to configure the preference to select the latest model (even though it is in dev) or not, and this can be done using the variable
upstream_prod_prefer_recent
.Problem
Even setting the variable to False and not having the most up-to-date tables in my staging, the package continues to reference the tables in my staging.
Ex: As the
prefer_recent
variable is False anddev_exists
is True, it could not be entered in the if command.When I did this test checking if the variable was False, the if command did not enter.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: