Add support for python3.7 #88
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LGTM! When you merge the PR, I'll release a new version.
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Yeah I saw Cosmos posted on LinkedIn and the ability to parse a DAG from a dbt project is super cool! I wanted to try it out in my team's test environment but we're still using Python 3.7. I'm going to hold off on merging, since I'm still trying to get a |
Got a dbt dag to run with python 3.7 🥳, the commit above was the only issue for unioning 2 dictionaries in python < 3.9 - thanks for your team's work on cosmos it's really cool! |
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Also I can't merge in this repo, so please go ahead if the update looks good. |
[Justin Bandoro](https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-bandoro-592b14a7/) (@jbandoro) is a Data Engineer at Kevala Inc. He's based in San Francisco (USA) and has been an early adopter of Cosmos, using it regularly at his company. Not only has he been using Cosmos since the early stages, but he has consistently improved Cosmos since January 2023:  Some of his contributions include new features, code quality, documentation and overall improvements. Some examples: * Speed up integration tests in 67% #732 * Prevent override of dbt profile fields #702 * Add support for env vars in `RenderConfig` in #690 * Use symbolic links to run local tasks, avoiding to copy potentially huge dbt project folders in #660 * Improve documentation in #638 * Automated and improved the code complexity checks in #629 * Added `DbtDocsGCSOperator` in #616 * Added support for Python 3.7 in #88 and #214 Additionally, he has been interacting with users in the #airflow-dbt Slack channel in a very collaborative and supportive way. We want to promote him as a Cosmos committer and maintainer for all these, recognising his constant efforts and achievements towards our community. Thank you very much, @jbandoro !
[Justin Bandoro](https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-bandoro-592b14a7/) (@jbandoro) is a Data Engineer at Kevala Inc. He's based in San Francisco (USA) and has been an early adopter of Cosmos, using it regularly at his company. Not only has he been using Cosmos since the early stages, but he has consistently improved Cosmos since January 2023:  Some of his contributions include new features, code quality, documentation and overall improvements. Some examples: * Speed up integration tests in 67% astronomer#732 * Prevent override of dbt profile fields astronomer#702 * Add support for env vars in `RenderConfig` in astronomer#690 * Use symbolic links to run local tasks, avoiding to copy potentially huge dbt project folders in astronomer#660 * Improve documentation in astronomer#638 * Automated and improved the code complexity checks in astronomer#629 * Added `DbtDocsGCSOperator` in astronomer#616 * Added support for Python 3.7 in astronomer#88 and astronomer#214 Additionally, he has been interacting with users in the #airflow-dbt Slack channel in a very collaborative and supportive way. We want to promote him as a Cosmos committer and maintainer for all these, recognising his constant efforts and achievements towards our community. Thank you very much, @jbandoro !
Fixes #87
Type hinting updates so can support Python 3.7
Ran the pre-commit hook which did isort and black updates, but there were a lot of E501 Line too long errors that I ignored.