Upgrade to dbt package with dremio

[GuyEshdat]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated dependency configuration to reference a specific commit from an external repository instead of a versioned package. No changes to user-facing features.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the dependency on the "elementary-data/elementary" package in both the package-lock.yml and packages.yml files. Instead of referencing a specific version, the dependency now points directly to a Git repository at a specified commit hash.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Dependency Reference Update elementary/monitor/dbt_project/package-lock.yml, elementary/monitor/dbt_project/packages.yml	Changed the "elementary-data/elementary" package reference from a versioned release to a fixed Git commit from a remote repository.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Not applicable; changes are limited to configuration and do not affect control flow.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• updated package version #1950: Updates the same package version but keeps the versioned reference, relating to dependency management.
• using elementary 0.19.0 #1942: Switches the same dependency in the opposite direction (from git commit back to versioned package), showing a direct relationship in dependency specification approach.

Suggested reviewers

• ofek1weiss

Poem

Hopping through the YAML fields,
I saw a package swap revealed—
From version tags to Git commit,
The lock and spec now tightly knit.
With hashes checked and code aligned,
This bunny leaves no bugs behind! 🐇✨

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👋 @GuyEshdat
Thank you for raising your pull request.
Please make sure to add tests and document all user-facing changes.
You can do this by editing the docs files in this pull request.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

elementary/monitor/dbt_project/packages.yml (1)

4-5: Verify repo layout (subdirectory) and Dremio compatibility

If the dbt package in that repo isn’t at the repo root, you must add a subdirectory key. Also, please verify that this commit indeed contains the Dremio-related changes you need and that the package name remains “elementary” so macro refs don’t break.

Optional subdirectory example (only if needed):

   - git: https://github.com/elementary-data/dbt-data-reliability.git
     revision: 4c537c38a0dc8c42a8f5fcc3aa64ad4870988a0e
+    # add only if the package isn’t at the repo root
+    subdirectory: packages/elementary

To verify quickly:

• Run dbt deps and confirm the installed package directory name (under dbt_packages) is elementary and contains the expected macros/models for Dremio.

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• elementary/monitor/dbt_project/package-lock.yml (1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (3)

elementary/monitor/dbt_project/packages.yml (1)

4-5: Move to pinned git commit looks correct and reproducible

Referencing the Elementary package via git+revision is valid and improves reproducibility for unreleased features (e.g., Dremio support). No YAML issues detected.

elementary/monitor/dbt_project/package-lock.yml (2)

6-6: Ensure the lock was generated via dbt deps in your target environment

To avoid accidental drift, please regenerate this lock with dbt deps in CI (same dbt, adapter, and OS) and commit the result. This guarantees sha1 reflects the resolved graph (including transitive deps).

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4-6: Lock file consistency verified
The Git URL and revision in package-lock.yml match packages.yml, and the locked dbt_utils version falls within the declared range. Everything checks out—no further changes needed.