Add modules and tracking info to the configuration parsing context (#1320) #1441
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Add a test to make sure setting the target path works properly
drewbanin
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May 6, 2019
| 'env_var': env_var, | ||
| 'modules': get_context_modules(), | ||
| } | ||
| context['var'] = Var(None, context, cli_vars) |
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This is probably one of those things we'll want to consider when describing (and overhauling) the compilation context -- it's kind of wild that we need to provide a context to build the context... Obviously ok for now though
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This feature is really useful. A mention in the docs would be appreciated as it took a bit of googling to find this issue in order to find out that it exists. |
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Fixes #1320
Add modules and tracking info to the config parsing context, and an associated test.
You can now do neat things like:
in your
dbt_project.yml