Based on the knowledge sources, the command you provided:

edr send-report --profiles-dir src_repository/dbt/ptnz --profile-target test --aws-profile-name placeholder --s3-bucket-name placeholder --bucket-file-path placeholder --days-back 45

uses CLI options that are supported in recent versions of the Elementary package: -

--profiles-dir

and

--profile-target

are valid for specifying the location of your

profiles.yml

and the target profile to use, respectively. -

--aws-profile-name

,

--s3-bucket-name

, and

--bucket-file-path

are documented options for sending reports to S3 using a specific AWS profile and bucket path. -

--days-back

is supported to control how far back in time the report should include data. There is no indication in the knowledge sources that any of these flags have been deprecated or removed in the latest versions. In fact, the documentation and recent Slack discussions confirm their continued support and usage in current workflows. For example, the official documentation and user discussions show these flags being used in similar contexts, and no issues are raised about their compatibility with the latest package versions [CLI commands and usage](https://docs.elementary-data.com/oss/cli-commands#cli-options) [Host the report on Amazon S3](https://docs.elementary-data.com/oss/guides/share-observability-report/host-on-s3). Therefore, this command should work in the latest Elementary package, provided your configuration and credentials are correct. If you encounter any issues, ensure that: - Your

profiles.yml

contains the correct profile and target. - The AWS profile and S3 bucket exist and are accessible. - You are using a compatible version of the Elementary CLI and dbt package. If you see errors, please share the error message for more targeted troubleshooting.