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Show the group when a private model is referenced #59
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Thanks for the report @noel! Can you please provide more details about your specific setup that is generating this error? I ask since, under typical operation, your projects should be hitting a project-level Additionally, it may be worth pointing out that within dbt-core groups are bounded within a project. All groups have a namespaced |
Hey @nicholasyager! 👋 I follow what your saying I think. But can you share what the expected error would be? All that should be required is selecting from a private model in another project. |
🤔 There's a good chance that I'm misinformed here. I'll do some digging in the dbt-core source and figure out what I'm missing/not up-to-date on. |
Yep, I was out of date here on two(!) counts:
So, we can get this up and running by doing a similar workaround that was performed in #40: Create a function to wrap the It's actually quite interesting that In any case, this should be a quick feature to implement. |
Thanks for digging in, I had strong suspicion when I saw Appreciate the great plugin. Thanks again. |
Resolved by #60. This will go out in the next release. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
PR 40 shows better error when accessing a private or protected model of the upstream project, however, the group is missing from the message shown.
Describe the solution you'd like
Ideally the group of the upstream model is shown in the error like:
Describe alternatives you've considered
None
Additional context
None
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