Joshua Kravitz

Got it. Thanks!

Got it. Your comment has made me explore, and I found out I can wrap the name in double-quotes instead of brackets. `sqlfmt` then works like a charm!

> Option: you could also do: CONCAT('', field_list) I like that @ericmuijsvanoord – updated the PR!

Hi @ericmuijsvanoord whats the process for getting this merged?

Nothing that I have heard! Sent from iPhone On Tue, Apr 23, 2024 at 3:37 PM Adam Stocks ***@***.***> wrote: > @jlkravitz any movement here? This is > still causing...

Oh great! I'm happy to take a stab at it. @vinit2107 Just out of curiosity as I learn this codebase, where can I find the code that dispatches [this](https://github.com/dbt-labs/dbt-utils/blob/6ba7b660b1d1b4e3b41cb0cf6c3c0e4a70ae54e4/macros/sql/generate_surrogate_key.sql#L27) call...

Hi @timvisee I'm running on `1.10.1` and encountering a similar error still, unfortunately. On the server-side, I get: `WARN collection::collection_manager::holders::segment_holder: Trying to read-lock all collection segments is taking a long...

I seem to be having a similar issue. I'm trying to parse [Fort Bend County, TX results ](https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/TX/Fort_Bend/106714/web.264614/#/summary), and there are a few odd precinct names. Here is the output...

> @jlkravitz thanks for the report, could you please provide the missing information so we could reproduce the issue (the query that is failing and the schema)? @aqrln Just added...

Hi @aqrln I did some more digging. The issue is related to #13340. I marked the column `request_id` as unique on the `all_request` model, but it is in fact _not_...