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Migrate to pydantic v2 #78

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@yu-iskw yu-iskw commented May 22, 2024

Overview

We migrate pydantic from v1 to v2.

Supported Versions and Compatibility

⚠️ Important Note:

  • Pydantic v1 will not be supported for dbt 1.9 or later.
  • To parse dbt 1.9 or later, please migrate your code to pydantic v2.
  • We will reassess version compatibility upon the release of pydantic v3.
Version Supported dbt Version Supported pydantic Version
0.7 dbt 1.5 to 1.8 pydantic v2
0.6 dbt 1.5 to 1.8 pydantic v1
0.5 dbt 1.5 to 1.7 pydantic v1

Signed-off-by: Yu Ishikawa <yu-iskw@users.noreply.github.com>
Signed-off-by: Yu Ishikawa <yu-iskw@users.noreply.github.com>
Signed-off-by: Yu Ishikawa <yu-iskw@users.noreply.github.com>
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Walkthrough

The recent updates primarily focus on enhancing compatibility with Pydantic v2 for dbt-artifacts-parser, especially for dbt 1.9 or later versions. Key changes include updates to the pydantic imports, adjustments in class declarations, and attribute type modifications. Additionally, a new section on supported versions and compatibility has been added to the README.md.

Changes

File(s) or Path(s) Change Summary
README.md Added a section on supported versions and compatibility for dbt-artifacts-parser, emphasizing the migration to Pydantic v2 for dbt 1.9 or later.
dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/catalog/catalog_v1.py Updated pydantic imports and modified class declarations and attribute types for CatalogMetadata, TableMetadata, ColumnMetadata, StatsItem, CatalogTable, and CatalogV1.
dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v10.py Adjusted pydantic imports and updated attribute types and configurations across multiple classes, including ManifestMetadata, FileHash, Hook, Docs, ContractConfig, and others.

🐇
In fields of code where data flows,
The parser's strength and knowledge grows.
With Pydantic v2, it now aligns,
For dbt's latest, it redefines.
Celebrate this hop ahead,
Where bugs and errors now are shed.
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Actionable comments posted: 5

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
README.md (2)

Line range hint 34-34: Consider adding blank lines around headings for better readability and to adhere to Markdown best practices.

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## Installation
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## Python classes
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### Catalog
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### Run Results
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### Sources
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Also applies to: 37-37, 40-40, 54-54, 62-62


Line range hint 70-70: Ensure that fenced code blocks are surrounded by blank lines to comply with Markdown formatting standards.

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### Parse run-results.json
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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v1.py (1)

70-70: Consider the implications of allowing extra fields in ColumnInfo.

Allowing extra fields in ColumnInfo with ConfigDict(extra='allow') could lead to unintended data being stored in the model. This might be necessary for flexibility but could also introduce data consistency issues. Evaluate the need for this configuration based on the use case.

dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v2.py (1)

9-9: Ensure consistent import organization.

Consider grouping imports from the same library together for better readability.

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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/catalog/catalog_v1.py (3)

8-8: Ensure that AwareDatetime and ConfigDict are correctly imported from pydantic.


14-16: Consistent use of ConfigDict(extra='forbid') across all models enhances attribute management by forbidding unexpected fields.

Also applies to: 25-27, 37-39, 47-49, 58-60, 68-70


19-19: The use of AwareDatetime for generated_at ensures proper timezone-aware datetime handling, aligning with best practices for datetime management in Python.

README.md (2)

16-20: The warning about Pydantic v1 not being supported for dbt 1.9 or later is clear and well-placed, helping users understand the migration necessity.


22-27: The version compatibility table is informative and helps users quickly identify which versions of dbt and pydantic are compatible with each release of dbt-artifacts-parser.

dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v11.py (7)

16-18: Ensure consistent use of ConfigDict across all models.

The use of ConfigDict(extra='forbid') is consistent with the PR's objective to enforce strict attribute handling. This is a good practice to prevent unexpected attributes from being processed.


41-43: Consistent application of ConfigDict(extra='forbid') across models.

The consistent enforcement of extra='forbid' across various models aligns with the goal of strict attribute management, which is crucial for maintaining data integrity and predictability in data models.

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1144-1145: Consider the implications of allowing extra fields in SavedQueryConfig.

Allowing extra fields in SavedQueryConfig can introduce variability that might be undesirable. Ensure that this flexibility is necessary and properly documented.


1332-1334: Assess the appropriateness of allowing extra fields in SemanticModelConfig.

The allowance of extra fields in SemanticModelConfig should be scrutinized to ensure it does not compromise the model's integrity and aligns with the system's architectural requirements.

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Allowing extra fields in SemanticModelConfig appears to be justified based on its usage in the codebase. The presence of extra='allow' in both manifest_v10.py and manifest_v11.py, along with the field_extra attribute in manifest_v11.py, indicates that additional fields are expected and dynamically handled.

  • manifest_v10.py: SemanticModelConfig includes extra='allow' and is used with a default factory that validates a dictionary with an enabled field.
  • manifest_v11.py: SemanticModelConfig includes extra='allow' and has an additional field_extra attribute, suggesting that extra fields are anticipated.

These patterns suggest that allowing extra fields is a deliberate design choice to accommodate dynamic configurations.

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222-224: Consider the implications of allowing extra fields in TestConfig.

Allowing extra fields in configurations like TestConfig can introduce variability that might be undesirable. Ensure that this flexibility is necessary and properly documented.


595-597: Review the decision to allow extra fields in SnapshotConfig.

Similar to TestConfig, the decision to allow extra fields in SnapshotConfig should be carefully considered to ensure it aligns with the overall system design and requirements.

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  • Location in Codebase:
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675-677: Evaluate the need for flexibility in SeedConfig.

Allowing extra fields in SeedConfig increases flexibility but also adds complexity. Ensure that this is justified by actual use cases and documented.

dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v1.py (5)

15-17: Review and verify the consistent use of ConfigDict across all models.

The use of ConfigDict with extra='forbid' or extra='allow' is consistent with the PR's objective to enforce stricter attribute handling in Pydantic models. This is a crucial part of the migration to Pydantic v2. Ensure that all models have the correct configuration as per their requirements.

Also applies to: 44-46, 52-54, 61-63, 69-71, 81-83, 88-90, 100-102, 138-140, 151-153, 183-185, 254-256, 315-317, 378-380, 410-412, 438-440, 465-467, 475-477, 490-492, 512-514, 520-522, 530-532, 541-543, 548-550, 557-559, 598-600, 606-608, 625-627, 685-687, 744-746, 804-806, 863-865, 925-927, 1044-1046, 1098-1100, 1153-1155, 1207-1209, 1261-1263, 1379-1381, 1438-1440, 1297-1299, 1306-1308, 1319-1321, 1330-1332, 1355-1357


22-22: Use of AwareDatetime for datetime fields is appropriate.

The migration to AwareDatetime from datetime is in line with Pydantic v2's enhanced support for timezone-aware datetime objects, which is a good practice for ensuring consistency in time-related data handling.

Also applies to: 480-480


100-102: Ensure appropriate use of extra='allow' in configuration.

The use of extra='allow' in configurations like TestConfig, SeedConfig, TimestampSnapshotConfig, CheckSnapshotConfig, GenericSnapshotConfig, ExternalPartition, SourceConfig, NodeConfig, CompiledSeedNode, and ParsedSnapshotNode should be carefully reviewed to ensure it aligns with the intended flexibility of these models without compromising the integrity of the data structure.

Also applies to: 151-153, 378-380, 410-412, 438-440, 520-522, 530-532, 606-608, 925-927, 1261-1263


1477-1547: Review the comprehensive changes in ManifestV1.

The changes in ManifestV1 to include various node types and configurations appear well-structured and align with the objectives of the PR. The use of Field(...) for required fields and the detailed descriptions enhance the readability and maintainability of the model.


29-30: Validate regex patterns in string constraints.

The regex patterns used in user_id and severity fields should be verified against Pydantic v2 documentation to ensure they are correctly implemented and will not cause runtime errors.

Also applies to: 117-118

Verification successful

The regex patterns used in the constr function for the user_id and severity fields have been identified across multiple versions of the manifest files. The patterns are as follows:

  • user_id: r'[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12}'
  • severity: r'^([Ww][Aa][Rr][Nn]|[Ee][Rr][Rr][Oo][Rr])$'

These patterns appear to be correctly implemented according to Pydantic v2 documentation, which supports regex patterns for string constraints.

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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v2.py (5)

15-17: Correct use of ConfigDict to enforce attribute restrictions.

This configuration helps prevent unexpected attributes from being processed, aligning with the principles of explicit and strict data handling in Pydantic v2.


44-46: Consistent application of ConfigDict across models.

The consistent use of ConfigDict with extra='forbid' or extra='allow' across various models ensures that the models are either strictly adhering to the schema or are flexible where explicitly desired.

Also applies to: 52-54, 61-63, 81-83, 88-90, 144-146, 157-159, 398-400, 427-429, 437-439, 452-454, 474-476, 482-484, 492-494, 503-505, 510-512, 519-521, 560-562, 568-570, 587-589, 655-657, 716-718, 778-780, 839-841, 909-911, 971-973, 1032-1034, 1088-1090, 1145-1147, 1201-1203, 1257-1259, 1295-1297, 1304-1306, 1317-1319, 1328-1330, 1354-1356, 1381-1383, 1442-1444


1482-1552: Review the structure of ManifestV2.

The ManifestV2 class is well-structured, providing clear and detailed descriptions for each field. This structure aids in understanding the relationships and data flow within the dbt project.


69-71: Review the use of ConfigDict(extra='allow').

This is to ensure that the flexibility provided by extra='allow' is intentional and documented, as it can lead to less strict data validation which might not be desirable in all cases.

Also applies to: 100-102, 158-159, 399-400, 483-484, 493-494


22-22: Validate the default value for generated_at.

dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v10.py (12)

15-17: ConfigDict usage with extra='forbid' is appropriate for strict attribute management.


22-22: Correct use of AwareDatetime for generated_at to ensure timezone-aware datetime handling.


31-31: Updated regex pattern for user_id is consistent with typical UUID formats and Pydantic v2 requirements.


46-48: Consistent application of ConfigDict with extra='forbid' across various models to prevent unexpected fields, enhancing robustness and maintainability.

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249-252: Usage of default_factory in Docs and ContractConfig fields to ensure proper instantiation of default values.

Also applies to: 290-293, 651-654, 791-791, 870-870, 1032-1032, 1104-1104, 1158-1158, 1238-1238


687-687: Usage of default_factory in TestConfig to provide a clean way to set default configurations.

Also applies to: 1078-1078


728-728: Proper use of default_factory in DependsOn to initialize lists of dependencies.

Also applies to: 806-806, 885-885, 969-969, 1119-1119, 1173-1173, 1250-1250, 1324-1324, 1446-1446, 1581-1581


736-736: Consistent use of default_factory in Contract to ensure default values are correctly set.

Also applies to: 814-814, 893-893, 977-977, 1127-1127, 1181-1181


153-153: Ensure the regex pattern for severity correctly captures only 'WARN' or 'ERROR' in appropriate cases.

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The regex pattern for severity correctly captures only 'WARN' or 'ERROR' in appropriate cases.

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9-9: Ensure all necessary imports from Pydantic are included for the migration to v2.

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The necessary Pydantic imports for v2 compatibility are present in the file.

  • AwareDatetime
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  • Field
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758-758: Review the use of NodeConfig in various node types to ensure it aligns with the intended configurations and constraints.

Also applies to: 837-837, 921-921, 999-999

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The extracted context shows that NodeConfig is used consistently with Field and default_factory to provide default values for configurations. The model_validate method is used to set default values for various attributes like enabled, alias, schema, and database. This usage appears to align with the intended configurations and constraints.

  • NodeConfig is defined as a subclass of BaseParserModel.
  • It uses ConfigDict to allow extra fields.
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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v3.py (5)

15-17: Review the consistent use of ConfigDict with appropriate settings (extra='forbid' or extra='allow') across all models.

Also applies to: 44-46, 52-54, 61-63, 69-71, 81-83, 88-90, 100-102, 138-140, 151-153, 184-186, 258-260, 322-324, 385-387, 415-417, 425-427, 440-442, 462-464, 470-472, 479-481, 489-491, 500-502, 507-509, 516-518, 557-559, 565-567, 585-587, 648-650, 711-713, 775-777, 838-840, 903-905, 967-969, 1030-1032, 1088-1090, 1147-1149, 1205-1207, 1263-1265, 1338-1340, 1364-1366, 1391-1393, 1454-1456, 1494-1496, 1302-1304, 1311-1313, 1327-1329


22-22: Use of AwareDatetime for datetime fields aligns with Pydantic v2 requirements for timezone-aware datetimes.

Also applies to: 430-430


110-112: The regex pattern for severity levels in TestConfig is a good practice to ensure data integrity.

Also applies to: 111-112, 275-291, 602-618, 856-872


9-9: Ensure consistent import of BaseModel from pydantic.


25-36: Ensure that all fields are properly annotated with Field(...) where necessary, especially where defaults and descriptions are provided.

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Verification successful

The search results indicate that the Field function is used consistently in the specified file, including for the fields mentioned in the review comment. This confirms that the fields are properly annotated with Field(...) where necessary, especially where defaults and descriptions are provided.

  • project_id
  • user_id
  • send_anonymous_usage_stats
  • adapter_type

These fields are correctly using Field with appropriate descriptions and default values.

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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v4.py (6)

15-17: Correct use of ConfigDict to enforce attribute restrictions in ManifestMetadata.


25-36: Good documentation and use of Field for additional metadata in ManifestMetadata.


44-46: Consistent application of ConfigDict across various models to manage attribute behavior. Ensure this aligns with the overall data handling strategy.

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1667-1747: Review the ManifestV4 class for correct configuration and data structure definitions. Ensure that the use of Field(...) and the descriptions provided align with the project's documentation standards.


9-9: Ensure consistent import of BaseModel from pydantic.


22-22: Ensure AwareDatetime is correctly used and compatible with all datetime fields across the project.

Verification successful

Ensure AwareDatetime is correctly used and compatible with all datetime fields across the project.

The search results indicate that AwareDatetime is consistently used for datetime fields across various files in the project. Here are some of the relevant locations:

  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/catalog/catalog_v1.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/run_results/run_results_v4.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v9.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/sources/sources_v3.py

This confirms that AwareDatetime is being used correctly and consistently for datetime fields.

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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v5.py (7)

15-17: Correct use of ConfigDict to enforce attribute restrictions in ManifestMetadata.


44-46: Consistent application of ConfigDict with extra='forbid' or extra='allow' across various models to manage attribute behavior correctly.

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29-29: Validate the updated regex pattern for UUID in user_id to ensure it matches the intended format.

Verification successful

The regex pattern for UUID in the user_id field has been validated successfully. The pattern correctly matches the intended UUID format.

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111-111: Check the regex pattern for severity levels to ensure it correctly captures only 'WARN' or 'ERROR' in various cases.

Also applies to: 295-295, 956-956, 1604-1604

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The regex pattern correctly captures 'WARN' and 'ERROR' in various cases as intended.

  • The pattern ^([Ww][Aa][Rr][Nn]|[Ee][Rr][Rr][Oo][Rr])$ successfully matches 'WARN', 'ERROR', 'warn', and 'error'.
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9-9: Ensure consistent import of BaseModel from pydantic.


22-22: Ensure that AwareDatetime is correctly used and compatible with all datetime fields across the project.

Verification successful

Ensure that AwareDatetime is correctly used and compatible with all datetime fields across the project.

The search results indicate that AwareDatetime is consistently used for datetime fields across various files in the project. Here are some of the files where AwareDatetime is used:

  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v1.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v2.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v3.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v4.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v5.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v6.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v7.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v8.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v9.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v10.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/run_results/run_results_v1.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/run_results/run_results_v2.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/run_results/run_results_v3.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/run_results/run_results_v4.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/sources/sources_v1.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/sources/sources_v2.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/sources/sources_v3.py
  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/catalog/catalog_v1.py

This confirms that AwareDatetime is being used consistently for datetime fields across the project.

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70-71: Review the use of ConfigDict with extra='allow' to ensure that allowing additional fields is intentional and secure.

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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v6.py (6)

15-17: Review the consistent use of ConfigDict with appropriate settings across all models.

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29-30: Ensure the updated regex pattern in constr is correct and matches the intended format.

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The regex pattern used in constr correctly matches the intended UUID format.

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9-9: Ensure all necessary imports from Pydantic are included for v2 compatibility.

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Ensure all necessary imports from Pydantic are included for v2 compatibility.

The current imports in manifest_v6.py are:

  • AwareDatetime
  • ConfigDict
  • Field
  • constr

These imports are consistent with Pydantic v2. No issues found.

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206-224: Review the default factory methods for configurations to ensure they are correctly setting default values and behaviors.

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The default_factory methods in the manifest_v6.py file appear to be correctly setting default values and behaviors for various configurations. The output shows multiple instances where default_factory is used to initialize configurations with specific default values.

  • TestConfig.model_validate
  • DependsOn.model_validate
  • Docs.model_validate
  • SeedConfig.model_validate
  • NodeConfig.model_validate
  • MacroDependsOn.model_validate
  • Quoting.model_validate
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22-22: Verify the correct usage of AwareDatetime for datetime fields to ensure timezone awareness.

Also applies to: 447-447

Verification successful

The usage of AwareDatetime for datetime fields in dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v6.py appears to be correct. The fields generated_at, started_at, completed_at, max_loaded_at, and snapshotted_at are all using AwareDatetime.

  • generated_at: Optional[AwareDatetime] = '2022-07-26T13:02:44.173047Z'
  • generated_at: Optional[AwareDatetime] = '2022-07-26T13:02:44.168999Z'
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  • snapshotted_at: AwareDatetime
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231-232: Ensure that the DependsOn model's default factory is correctly populating the macros and nodes lists.

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dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v7.py (7)

15-17: Correct implementation of ConfigDict to enforce attribute restrictions in ManifestMetadata.


44-46: Consistent use of ConfigDict across various models to enforce attribute restrictions. Good adherence to the new Pydantic v2 configurations.

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9-9: Ensure consistent import of BaseModel from pydantic.

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Ensure consistent import of BaseModel from pydantic.

  • The import statement from pydantic import BaseModel is found in dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/base.py.
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22-22: Ensure AwareDatetime is correctly used and compatible with the expected date format.

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Ensure AwareDatetime is correctly used and compatible with the expected date format.

The search results show that AwareDatetime is used across multiple files in the codebase, including the file in question (manifest_v7.py). The usage pattern is consistent, with AwareDatetime being assigned ISO 8601 formatted date strings.

  • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v7.py:22: generated_at: Optional[AwareDatetime] = '2022-09-14T20:35:15.346636Z'

Given the consistent usage and the correct format of the date strings, it appears that AwareDatetime is being used correctly.

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112-112: Check the regex pattern for severity to ensure it correctly matches 'WARN' or 'ERROR' in various cases.

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The regex pattern for severity is correctly defined and used in multiple versions of the manifest parser files, including manifest_v7.py. The pattern r'^([Ww][Aa][Rr][Nn]|[Ee][Rr][Rr][Oo][Rr])$' is designed to match 'WARN' or 'ERROR' in various cases, which aligns with the intended functionality.

  • Locations where the pattern is used:
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    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v2.py
    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v3.py
    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v4.py
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    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v7.py
    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v8.py
    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v9.py
    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v10.py
    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v11.py
    • dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v12.py
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Line range hint 1836-1914: Review the ManifestV7 class to ensure that all fields are correctly typed and default values are set appropriately.

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The ManifestV7 class fields appear to be correctly typed and have appropriate default values set. The fields include various types such as Dict, Optional, and Union, and they use Field to provide descriptions and default values where necessary.

  • model_config is set with extra='forbid'.
  • metadata, nodes, sources, macros, docs, exposures, metrics, and selectors are all required fields with descriptions.
  • disabled, parent_map, and child_map are optional fields with descriptions.

The fields are well-defined and follow the expected structure.

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29-29: Ensure the regex pattern for user_id is thoroughly tested to match the intended format.

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Allowing extra fields in ExternalTable might lead to unintended data entries. Consider if this is necessary or if it should be more restrictive.

- model_config = ConfigDict(extra='allow')
+ model_config = ConfigDict(extra='forbid')

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severity: Optional[
constr(pattern=r'^([Ww][Aa][Rr][Nn]|[Ee][Rr][Rr][Oo][Rr])$')
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Consider adding more specific validation or constraints to other fields where applicable to enhance data integrity and error handling.

Also applies to: 111-112, 275-291, 602-618, 856-872

from enum import Enum
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Union

# pylint: disable=no-name-in-module
from pydantic import Extra, Field, constr
from pydantic import AwareDatetime, ConfigDict, Field, constr
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Ensure consistent import of BaseModel from pydantic.

It appears that BaseModel is not explicitly imported, yet it is used throughout the file. This could lead to a NameError at runtime. Consider adding the following import statement:

from pydantic import BaseModel

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config: Optional[TestConfig] = Field(
default_factory=lambda: TestConfig.model_validate(
{
'enabled': True,
'alias': None,
'schema': 'dbt_test__audit',
'database': None,
'tags': [],
'meta': {},
'materialized': 'test',
'severity': 'ERROR',
'store_failures': None,
'where': None,
'limit': None,
'fail_calc': 'count(*)',
'warn_if': '!= 0',
'error_if': '!= 0',
}
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Codebase Verification

The recent script execution did not find any instances of default_factory in the test files. This indicates that the default_factory usage in the models might not be covered by unit tests.

  • Ensure that the default_factory usage in the models is covered by unit tests to avoid regression issues.
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The use of default_factory in Field for complex defaults is correctly implemented. Ensure that these defaults are covered by unit tests to avoid regression issues.

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dbt_schema_version: Optional[str] = None
dbt_version: Optional[str] = '1.8.0a1'
generated_at: Optional[str] = None
invocation_id: Optional[Optional[str]] = None
invocation_id: Optional[str] = None
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Codebase Verification

The search results indicate that the fields invocation_id, project_name, user_id, send_anonymous_usage_stats, and adapter_type are consistently defined as optional across multiple versions and files. However, the context provided does not show any specific handling or checks for these fields when they are not set, which raises concerns about their necessity and potential impact on the application's functionality.

Consider reviewing the necessity of these fields being optional. If they are critical for the application's operation, it might be more appropriate to make them mandatory.

  • invocation_id: Found in multiple files and versions, often set to None.
  • project_name: Found in manifest_v11.py, manifest_v10.py, and manifest_v12.py, set to None.
  • user_id: Found in multiple files and versions, often set to None.
  • send_anonymous_usage_stats: Found in multiple files and versions, often set to None.
  • adapter_type: Found in multiple files and versions, often set to None.

Please review these fields and consider making them mandatory if they are essential for the application's operation.

Analysis chain

Review the use of optional fields for critical metadata.

Consider making critical fields like project_name and user_id non-optional if they are essential for the operation of the application.

Also applies to: 24-25, 29-29, 32-32, 35-35

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# Description: Verify that the use of Optional fields is justified and that there are no instances where these fields should be mandatory.

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rg --type python 'invocation_id|project_name|user_id|send_anonymous_usage_stats|adapter_type'

Length of output: 126



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the use of Optional fields is justified and that there are no instances where these fields should be mandatory.

# Test: Search for usage of these fields in the codebase to ensure they are handled properly.
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# Description: Verify how the optional fields are used in the codebase to determine if they should be mandatory.

# Test: Search for usage of these fields in the codebase to ensure they are handled properly.
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Length of output: 7450



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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify how the optional fields are used in the codebase to determine if they should be mandatory.

# Test: Search for usage of these fields in the codebase to ensure they are handled properly.
rg 'invocation_id|project_name|user_id|send_anonymous_usage_stats|adapter_type' --type py -A 5 -B 5

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@yu-iskw yu-iskw merged commit 8a1feeb into main May 22, 2024
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@yu-iskw yu-iskw deleted the migrate-to-pydantic-v2 branch May 22, 2024 00:20
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yu-iskw commented May 22, 2024

@OnkarVO7 I haven't caught up with updates of OpenMetadata for a while. But, if it still use the package, please make sure the compatibility in pydantic. We won't support pydantic v1 any more after v0.7.0.

https://github.com/yu-iskw/dbt-artifacts-parser?tab=readme-ov-file#supported-versions-and-compatibility

https://github.com/yu-iskw/dbt-artifacts-parser/releases/tag/v0.7.0

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Thanks for informing @yu-iskw we'll be updating to pydantic v2 by next release.
Till then we'll use the previous version of the package

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yu-iskw commented May 27, 2024

@OnkarVO7 Sounds awesome. Please let me know, if there is anything I can help.

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