Verified queries implementation - #21
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Currently, the setup for verified queries is tricky and undocumented. This PR introduces an easier way to configure verified queries via a config macro, without breaking the existing
with extension (CA = '{...}')workaround.Example:
{{ config( materialized='semantic_view', verified_queries=[ { "name": "Orders by day", "question": "How many orders did we have each day last month?", "sql": "select order_date, count(*) as orders from __orders group by order_date" }, { "name": "Revenue by month", "question": "What is total revenue by month?", "sql": "select month, sum(revenue) as total_revenue from __orders_by_month group by month" } ] ) }} TABLES(orders as {{ ref('orders') }}) DIMENSIONS(orders.order_date, orders.month) METRICS(orders.total_revenue as sum(orders.revenue))NOTE:
Unfortunately, I do not have access to a personal Snowflake account to test this PR. I would appreciate it if someone could test it and confirm whether it passes the test cases.