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    • Updated the elementary-data package version from 0.19.0 to 0.19.1 to ensure the latest improvements and fixes are included.

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The changes update the version of the elementary-data/elementary package in both the package-lock and packages configuration files from 0.19.0 to 0.19.1. No changes were made to exported or public entities; only the package version specification was updated.

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elementary/monitor/dbt_project/package-lock.yml Bumped elementary-data/elementary package version to 0.19.1 and updated sha1_hash accordingly.
elementary/monitor/dbt_project/packages.yml Updated elementary-data/elementary package version from 0.19.0 to 0.19.1.

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  • using elementary 0.19.0 #1942: Also modifies the same files to update the elementary-data package version, switching from a git commit reference to version 0.19.0.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
elementary/monitor/dbt_project/packages.yml (1)

4-5: Pinning to a commit is fine, but add a short comment explaining why.

Future maintainers will wonder why the normal elementary-data/elementary version was replaced with a commit hash. A one-liner such as

# Temporary pin – waiting for >0.19.0 with feature XYZ

prevents accidental upgrades or reverts.

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elementary/monitor/dbt_project/packages.yml (1)
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PR: elementary-data/elementary#1937
File: elementary/clients/dbt/databricks_patch.py:99-124
Timestamp: 2025-06-19T09:03:56.968Z
Learning: For Databricks compatibility patches in elementary, prefer simple and permissive approaches over strict version checking. The patch should apply when the target module is available, regardless of version, as the defensive programming with exception handling and fallbacks makes it safe to use across versions.
elementary/monitor/dbt_project/package-lock.yml (1)
Learnt from: arbiv
PR: elementary-data/elementary#1937
File: elementary/clients/dbt/databricks_patch.py:99-124
Timestamp: 2025-06-19T09:03:56.968Z
Learning: For Databricks compatibility patches in elementary, prefer simple and permissive approaches over strict version checking. The patch should apply when the target module is available, regardless of version, as the defensive programming with exception handling and fallbacks makes it safe to use across versions.
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elementary/monitor/dbt_project/package-lock.yml (1)

4-6: Manual verification required: update and commit lock-file SHA-1 checksum

Since the sandbox couldn’t compute the SHA-1 or run dbt deps --lock, please verify locally that your lock-file’s sha1_hash matches the current packages.yml and regenerate if needed:

• In your project directory (elementary/monitor/dbt_project), compute the checksum (choose one):

  • sha1sum packages.yml
  • or openssl dgst -sha1 packages.yml
    • Compare the output to the sha1_hash value in package-lock.yml.
    • If they differ, run dbt deps --lock to refresh the lock-file and then:
git add elementary/monitor/dbt_project/package-lock.yml
git commit -m "chore: update package-lock.yml SHA-1 checksum"

This ensures dbt can install the updated git-based package.

@arbiv arbiv enabled auto-merge (rebase) July 1, 2025 19:56
@arbiv arbiv force-pushed the ele-4717-release-dbt-and-cli-0191 branch from ac57ead to 782d5dc Compare July 2, 2025 07:00
@arbiv arbiv temporarily deployed to elementary_test_env July 2, 2025 07:00 — with GitHub Actions Inactive
@arbiv arbiv merged commit 81b40d9 into master Jul 2, 2025
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@arbiv arbiv deleted the ele-4717-release-dbt-and-cli-0191 branch July 2, 2025 07:31
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