Doug Beatty

Thanks for updating that example @canva-owen-yan -- I was able to reproduce with the files and commands that you provided 👍 The error message looks the same / similar to...

### Reprex Create these files: `dbt_project.yml` ```yaml # project name, etc here vars: columns_list_one: - column_a - column_b columns_list_two: - column_c ``` `macros/get_columns.sql` ```sql {%- macro get_columns(include=[]) -%} {%- for...

Thanks for reaching out @Syed-Ahamed-S ! Can you give a code example of how you'd use the macro that you're looking for? That would help us better understand what you're...

EDIT: ignore this comment below; it worked for me when a tried it again today (2024-08-29). --- With dbt-core 1.8.3, even specifying it in both places didn't work for me....

The reprex below has two cases: 1. ❌ `test_10528_a`: model **does not** reference a specific version 2. ❌ `test_10528_b`: model **does** reference a specific version but it is not the...

Thanks for reporting this @canderson-luminatedata ! I got the same error as you with the following files and commands: ### Reprex Files: `models/some_sql_model.sql` ```sql select 1 as id ``` `models/snowpark_model.py`...

It's out now. It lead to this issue: https://github.com/dbt-labs/dbt-core/issues/9759

@Nikohm and @ogescalante We don't have a timeline for protobuf v5.

@rchui if you haven't already done so in the meantime, are you ready to try out [programmic invocations](https://docs.getdbt.com/reference/programmatic-invocations)? Your python script named `runner.py` can be this simple: ``` # runner.py...

Thanks for reaching out @DanMawdsleyBA ! Are you sure that the `local_user` environment variable was defined when you ran dbt 1.8? I tried this in both 1.7 and 1.8, and...