Edwin Park
10/29/2024, 1:49 AMmodels:
- name: my_model_01
tests:
- elementary.freshness_anomalies:
timestamp_column: "created_at"
tags: ["engineer", "source", "dbt"]
- elementary.volume_anomalies:
timestamp_column: "created_at"
tags: ["engineer", "source", "dbt"]
- name: my_model_02
tests:
- elementary.freshness_anomalies:
timestamp_column: "created_at"
tags: ["engineer", "source", "dbt"]
- elementary.volume_anomalies:
timestamp_column: "created_at"
tags: ["engineer", "source", "dbt"]
- name: my_model_{0n}
tests:
- elementary.freshness_anomalies:
timestamp_column: "created_at"
...
and these things keep going on and on until it reaches my last dbt model.
Is there any features that I can do like this below? (It doesn't exactly have to be on schema.yml,)
elementary.freshness_anomalies:
- models: ["my_model_01", "my_model_02", "my_model_03"....]
timestamp_column: "created_at"
tags: ["engineer", "source", "dbt"]
I think this feature would help a lot to people who have numerous models and tests.
But I cannot find any info about this online, please lead me the way.Joost Boonzajer Flaes
10/29/2024, 8:44 AMmodel-> test or model->column->test (simplified). You are suggesting test-model(s) which is not something we offer (or even can). Sorry!
But on the cloud version you get automated monitors on all your tables 🙂Edwin Park
10/30/2024, 2:17 AMJoost Boonzajer Flaes
10/30/2024, 8:46 AMJoost Boonzajer Flaes
10/30/2024, 9:49 AMEdwin Park
10/31/2024, 2:02 AM