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Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.ParsingError: unexpected 'endmacro' in model sql - Parsing Error: unexpected '}' in model sql" - [dbt.exceptio…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.CompilationError" jinja macro - dbt.exceptions.CompilationError: 'list' object has no attribute 'get' - [compi…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.CompilationError" jinja macro - dbt.exceptions.CompilationError: 'list' object has no attribute 'get' - [compi…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.ParsingError: unexpected 'endmacro' in model sql - Parsing Error: unexpected '}' in model sql" - [dbt.exceptio…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt found two macros with the same name 'cents_to_dollars' - dbt found two resources with the same name" duplicate model - [d…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.ParsingError: unexpected 'endmacro' in model sql - Parsing Error: unexpected '}' in model sql" - [dbt.exceptio…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.CompilationError" jinja macro - dbt.exceptions.CompilationError: 'list' object has no attribute 'get' - [compi…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - dbt.exceptions.ParsingError: unexpected 'endmacro' in model sql - Parsing Error: unexpected '}' in model sql" - [dbt.exceptio…
Fixes the dbt runtime error where ref() is called outside a model context, by moving the call into model SQL or passing the relation name as a plain macro argument. Use when a model fails with 'ref is undefined'. Not for source() errors, which have their own undefined-context rules.
Fixes the dbt compilation error where a model references a node dbt cannot see, by checking the ref name against real model files, defining missing sources, and re-running dbt compile. Use when dbt compile or dbt run fails with a 'depends on a node' error. Not for warehouse errors that happen after compilation succeed…
Fixes stale package code after an agent edited packages.yml but skipped dbt deps, so the project kept running the old dbt_utils version. Use when package changes have no effect. Not for version conflicts that deps itself reports.
Fixes a macro an agent rewrote using Python syntax, causing dbt compile errors in the Jinja environment. Use when a macro contains Python idioms Jinja does not accept. Not for genuine Python models, which are a separate dbt feature.
Fixes collisions when parallel dbt runs (often agent-launched) write temp and target relations into the same schema. Use when concurrent runs fail with already exists, missing relation, or cross-contaminated results. Not for a single run colliding with its own leftovers.
Fixes the mismatch where an agent dbt debug passes but dbt run fails because debug and run resolved different profile targets. Use when debug success does not predict run success. Not for genuine warehouse errors on the same target.
Fixes the breakage after an agent merged two model fixes into one file, corrupting both models. Use when a single .sql file now contains two model definitions or mixed logic. Not for intentional multi-CTE models that are genuinely one model.
Fixes an agent that fetched the wrong dbt Cloud run because a job or run id was off by one digit, leading it to diagnose stale artifacts. Use when agent conclusions reference a run that does not match the failing job. Not for local runs with no Cloud ids involved.
Fixes the stale parse cache case where an agent patched a macro but dbt kept using the previously parsed version. Use when a macro edit has no effect on compiled output. Not for edits to the wrong file, which is a separate cause with the same symptom.