Javier Rengel Jiménez
Javier Rengel Jiménez
no, that's ok for now, as long as we don't get weird like bugs like 0.49999999 in queries when using floats :sweat_smile:
@joaoviana this is a bit hard to test, so feel free to skip some of the testing. Or use some repo on Lightdash to test part of the flow.
Comments from @TuringLovesDeathMetal - this is only available for users who are developers or above for a given project, correct? - ^do developers have access to the project management page...
> Just to confirm, this is so that >= developers can write back, right? because org editors can't - mentioning this because of the main ticket Yes, you need to...
This is breaking some of the charts I had on analiytics https://analytics.lightdash.cloud/projects/21eef0b9-5bae-40f3-851e-9554588e71a6/sql-runner/feature-usage-total-users-using-custom-tooltips/edit
> According to https://docs.github.com/en/webhooks-and-events/webhooks/webhook-events-and-payloads#installation the application receives this webhook when the installation is completed. So after approval, it should receive a call with action=created. > Can't you keep the application...
This is the most reasonable approach https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/42351#discussioncomment-10100103 We could do some polling to `OctokitRest().apps.listInstallationsForAuthenticatedUser` and wait for the app to be authorized (it should appear on the list of accessible...
Unable to reproduce after the recent refactoring
Check this chart https://analytics.lightdash.cloud/projects/21eef0b9-5bae-40f3-851e-9554588e71a6/sql-runner/what-dbt-versions-are-being-used-in-the-last-6-months 30% is still using 1.4 and 25% 1.8 Almost everyone using Github actions might be using 1.4, since that version ins pinned in the github YML.
CLI tests are also failing for 1.9, why ?