The parameter --project-name can be used with both edr report and edr send-report commands. According to the documentation, you can pass --project-name to optionally set a custom project name that will be shown in the report. The default value is the name of your dbt project. Here is the relevant documentation: > You can optionally pass a custom project name that will be shown in the report. The default value is the name of your dbt project. >

> --project-name TEXT >

> [Oss > CLI commands and usage](https://docs.elementary-data.com/oss/cli-commands#cli-options) If it did not work on your first try, please ensure you are using the correct syntax, for example:

edr report --project-name "My Custom Project"

or

edr send-report --project-name "My Custom Project"

If you continue to experience issues, double-check that you are using a recent version of Elementary, as CLI options may vary between versions.

The --project-name parameter is available for both edr report and edr send-report commands. It allows you to set a custom project name that will be displayed in the report, overriding the default (which is the name of your dbt project). The documentation states: > You can optionally pass a custom project name that will be shown in the report. The default value is the name of your dbt project. Example usage:

edr report --project-name "My Custom Project"

or

edr send-report --project-name "My Custom Project"

If it did not work on your first try, please ensure you are using the correct syntax and that you are on a recent version of Elementary, as CLI options may change between versions. For more details, see the official documentation on CLI options [here](https://docs.elementary-data.com/oss/cli-commands#cli-options).