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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe dbt project's package dependencies were updated to use standard named package specifications instead of git-based references, replacing the git-based Changes
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12-13:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorStale version in the commented-out template.
The commented fallback on Line 13 still references
0.22.0while the active dependency is0.22.1. Consider bumping it to keep the template in sync.Proposed fix
# - package: elementary-data/elementary - # version: 0.22.0 + # version: 0.22.1
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In `@elementary/monitor/dbt_project/packages.yml`:
- Around line 4-5: The packages.yml lists package: elementary-data/elementary
with version 0.22.1 which doesn't exist on the dbt hub; update that version to
the published one (0.20.1) or confirm and change it to the intended published
tag before running dbt deps; specifically edit the packages.yml entry for
package: elementary-data/elementary and set version: 0.20.1 (or the correct
published version) so dbt deps will succeed.
Updating elementary dbt package import to ref dbt's package hub rather than git.
Elementary currently fails to run in environments that dont have Git installed, I believe because of this.
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