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Current Behavior
We appear to have a few tests that slowly build up in redshift database post ci/cd and local test runs due to not being properly dropped. the tests in question are related to test_basic, test_incremantal_unique_id, and possibly _sources. at least the first two are for most part defined in dbt-core and simply imported into dbt-redshift so we may need to move up stack to core to check teardown methods defined there and see if schema name changes in redshift are just not being caught.
Expected Behavior
that all schemas created by running our unit/functional tests should be deleted at end of test run as part of teardown, or defined cleanup methods.
Steps To Reproduce
run ci/cd, and then either query or check your test database to see if any artifacts remain.
Relevant log output
No response
Environment
- OS:
- Python:
- dbt-core:
- dbt-redshift:
Additional Context
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[Bug] Tracking common hanging schemas post ci/cd test runs
[ADAP-1053] [Bug] Tracking common hanging schemas post ci/cd test runs
Nov 29, 2023
Is this a new bug in dbt-redshift?
Current Behavior
We appear to have a few tests that slowly build up in redshift database post ci/cd and local test runs due to not being properly dropped. the tests in question are related to
test_basic
,test_incremantal_unique_id
, and possibly_sources
. at least the first two are for most part defined indbt-core
and simply imported intodbt-redshift
so we may need to move up stack to core to check teardown methods defined there and see if schema name changes in redshift are just not being caught.Expected Behavior
that all schemas created by running our unit/functional tests should be deleted at end of test run as part of teardown, or defined cleanup methods.
Steps To Reproduce
run ci/cd, and then either query or check your test database to see if any artifacts remain.
Relevant log output
No response
Environment
Additional Context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: