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I think it would be pretty useful to have a command to execute the audit standalone.
For example this line dbt-osmosis yaml audit -f development.test would have the following output:
✅ Audit Report
-------------------------------
Database: awsdatacatalog
Schema: development
Table: test
Total Columns in Database: 3.0
Total Documentation Coverage: 100.0%
Action Log:
Columns Added to dbt: 2
Column Knowledge Inherited: 1
Extra Columns Removed: 0
Then, one would be able to do whatever they want with it: post it as a comment in a PR or send it as a Slack message, etc
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We have moved away from the standalone audits for now, the focus is narrow on purely automating most of the work. We may revisit at another point if someone takes another stab at the feature or dbt core implements it themselves
I think it would be pretty useful to have a command to execute the audit standalone.
For example this line
dbt-osmosis yaml audit -f development.test
would have the following output:Then, one would be able to do whatever they want with it: post it as a comment in a PR or send it as a Slack message, etc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: