parse_json({{ field }}, wide_number_mode=>'round') was added for the …

[calkan-cue]

…bigquery

Overview

Update type - breaking / non-breaking

• Minor bug fix
• Documentation improvements
• Quality of Life improvements
• New features (non-breaking change)
• New features (breaking change)
• Other (non-breaking change)
• Other (breaking change)

What does this solve?

06:50:58  Running 1 on-run-end hook
06:50:58  Uploading model executions
06:51:02  Uploading seed executions
06:51:02  Uploading snapshot executions
06:51:02  Uploading test executions
06:51:02  Uploading exposures
06:51:05  Uploading tests
06:52:15  BigQuery adapter: https://console.cloud.google.com&page=queryresults
06:52:15  Database error while running on-run-end
06:52:15  
06:52:15  Finished running 11 incremental models, 23 view models in 0 hours 1 minutes and 58.26 seconds (118.26s).
06:52:16  
06:52:16  Completed with 1 error and 0 warnings:
06:52:16  
06:52:16  on-run-end failed, error:
06:52:16   Invalid input: Input number: 1686725407.683936 cannot round-trip through string representation; error in PARSE_JSON expression
06:52:16  
06:52:16  Done. PASS=34 WARN=0 ERROR=1 SKIP=0 TOTAL=35

Outstanding questions

What databases have you tested with?

• Snowflake
• Google BigQuery
• Databricks
• Spark
• N/A

[jared-rimmer]

Hi @calkan-cue thank you for the PR. At the moment this has been implemented in number of places outside of the macro where you have made the change.

Would you be able to remove all the other references so it's only done in a single place?

[SPTKL]

Hi @jared-rimmer, how would this work? parse_json in the upload sql files is referenced as a bigquery sql function instead of a jinja macro