* Add event name to `message` of recently added deprecations
* Make it harder to not supply the event name to deprecation messages
* Add changie doc
* Fixup import naming
* initial hatch implmentation
* cleanup docs
* replacing makefile
* cleanup hatch commands to match adapters
reorganize more to match adapters setup
script comment
dont pip install
fix test commands
* changelog
improve changelog
* CI fix
* fix for env
* use a standard version file
* remove odd license logic
* fix bumpversion
* remove sha input
* more cleanup
* fix legacy build path
* define version for pyproject.toml
* use hatch hook for license
* remove tox
* ensure tests are split
* remove temp file for testing
* explicitly match old verion in pyproject.toml
* fix up testing
* get rid of bumpversion
* put dev_dependencies.txtin hatch
* setup.py is now dead
* set python version for local dev
* local dev fixes
* temp script to compare wheels
* parity with existing wheel builds
* Revert "temp script to compare wheels"
This reverts commit c31417a092.
* fix docker test file
* Allow dbt deps to run when vars lack defaults in dbt_project.yml
* Added Changelog entry
* fixed integration tests
* fixed mypy error
* Fix: Use strict var validation by default, lenient only for dbt deps to show helpful errors
* Fixed Integration tests
* fixed nit review comments
* addressed review comments and cleaned up tests
* addressed review comments and cleaned up tests
* Add test checking that `NoNodesForSelectionCriteria` is only fired once per invocation
* Stop emitting `NoNodesForSelectionCriteria` three times during `build` command
* update changelog
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Co-authored-by: Michelle Ark <MichelleArk@users.noreply.github.com>
* Explicitly support functions during partial parsing
* Emit a `Note` event when partial parsing is skipped due to there being no changes
* Begin testing partial parsing support of function nodes
* Add changie doc
* Move test_pp_functions to use `EventCatcher` from dbt-common
* Remove from `functions` instead of `nodes` during partial parsing function deletion
* Fix the partial parsing scheduling of function sql and yaml files
Previously we were treating the partial parsing scheduling of function
files as if they were only defined by YAML files. However functions consist
of a "raw code file" (typically a .sql file) and a YAML file. We needed
to update the the deletion handling + scheduling of functions during partial
parsing to act more similar to "mssat" files in order to achieve this.
This work was primarily done agentically, but then simplified by myself
afterwards.
* Test that changing the alias of a function doesn't require reparsing of the downstream nodes that reference it
* Add test to check that functions with not default schemas get their schemas created
* Ensure schemas of function nodes are created when in DAG during `build` command
* Add changie doc for function schema bug fix
* Add tests to check parsing of function argument default values
* Begin allowing the specification of `default_value` on function arguments
* Validate that non-default function arguments don't come _after_ default function arguments
* Add changie doc
* Clean up changelog on main
* Bumping version to 1.12.0a1
* Code quality cleanup
* Update CHANGELOG.md
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Co-authored-by: Emily Rockman <emily.rockman@dbtlabs.com>
* Propagate measure.config to metric.config when specified during create_metric:True
* changelog
* Update the metric.expr to be populated correctly according to DSI rules
* convert setup.py to pyproject.toml
* move dev requirements into pyproject.toml
* with setup.py gone we can install from root
* lint
cleanrly state intention to remove
* convert precommit to use dev deps
* consolidate version to pyproject.toml
* editable req
get rid of editable-req
* docs updates
* tweak configs for builds
* fix script
* changelog
* fixes to build
* revert unnecesary changes
more simplification
revert linting
more simplification
fix
don’t need it
* Update `setup.py` to drop support for python 3.9
* Update github issue templates to not use python 3.9 as an example
* Update github workflows to no longer depend on or test python 3.9
* Drop python 3.9 from the test dockerfile
* Update `CONTRIBUTING.md` to correctly list what python versions we test
* Update comment about some code specifically needed for a python 3.9.7 issue
* Update pre-commit python version comment
* Add changie doc
* Update imports from click as upgrading to python 3.10 changed some click items
