Drop fivetran_utils by copying code. #97
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| {% macro percentile(percentile_field, partition_field, percent) -%} | |||
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| {{ adapter.dispatch('percentile_impl', 're_data') (percentile_field, partition_field, percent) }} | |||
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In case of removing this @bachng2017 Trino re-data version: https://github.com/bachng2017/dbt-re-data-trino/blob/main/macros/utils/percentile.sql would need some update (basically removing impl from the name). I think it would still be clearer and that's good with me. @bachng2017 Any objections? :)
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What
dbt_fivetran_utils no longer recommends using it in external packages, see https://github.com/fivetran/dbt_fivetran_utils/tree/v0.4.0
How
Directly copied code for percentile, and json_extract macros from their repo. These were our only dependencies.