How to use build_diff_tables method in dbt-osmosis

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diff.py

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...23 # Compile models24 original_node = runner.compile_node(original_node)25 changed_node = runner.compile_node(changed_node)26 return original_node.compiled_sql, changed_node.compiled_sql27def build_diff_tables(model: str, runner: DbtProject) -> Tuple[BaseRelation, BaseRelation]:28 """Leverage git to build two temporary tables for diffing the results of a query throughout a change"""29 # Resolve git node30 node = runner.get_ref_node(model)31 dbt_path = Path(node.root_path)32 repo = Repo(dbt_path, search_parent_directories=True)33 t = next(Path(repo.working_dir).rglob(node.original_file_path)).relative_to(repo.working_dir)34 sha = repo.head.object.hexsha35 target = repo.head.object.tree[str(t)]36 # Create original node37 git_node_name = "z_" + sha[-7:]38 original_node = runner.get_server_node(target.data_stream.read().decode("utf-8"), git_node_name)39 # Alias changed node40 changed_node = node41 # Compile models42 original_node = runner.compile_node(original_node).node43 changed_node = runner.compile_node(changed_node).node44 # Lookup and resolve original ref based on git sha45 git_node_parts = original_node.database, "dbt_diff", git_node_name46 ref_A, did_exist = runner.get_or_create_relation(*git_node_parts)47 if not did_exist:48 logger().info("Creating new relation for %s", ref_A)49 with runner.adapter.connection_named("dbt-osmosis"):50 runner.execute_macro(51 "create_schema",52 kwargs={"relation": ref_A},53 )54 runner.execute_macro(55 "create_table_as",56 kwargs={57 "sql": original_node.compiled_sql,58 "relation": ref_A,59 "temporary": True,60 },61 run_compiled_sql=True,62 )63 # Resolve modified fake ref based on hash of it compiled SQL64 temp_node_name = "z_" + hashlib.md5(changed_node.compiled_sql.encode("utf-8")).hexdigest()[-7:]65 git_node_parts = original_node.database, "dbt_diff", temp_node_name66 ref_B, did_exist = runner.get_or_create_relation(*git_node_parts)67 if not did_exist:68 ref_B = runner.adapter.Relation.create(*git_node_parts)69 logger().info("Creating new relation for %s", ref_B)70 with runner.adapter.connection_named("dbt-osmosis"):71 runner.execute_macro(72 "create_schema",73 kwargs={"relation": ref_B},74 )75 runner.execute_macro(76 "create_table_as",77 kwargs={78 "sql": original_node.compiled_sql,79 "relation": ref_B,80 "temporary": True,81 },82 run_compiled_sql=True,83 )84 return ref_A, ref_B85def diff_tables(86 ref_A: BaseRelation,87 ref_B: BaseRelation,88 pk: str,89 runner: DbtProject,90 aggregate: bool = True,91) -> agate.Table:92 logger().info("Running diff")93 _, table = runner.adapter_execute(94 runner.execute_macro(95 "_dbt_osmosis_compare_relations_agg" if aggregate else "_dbt_osmosis_compare_relations",96 kwargs={97 "a_relation": ref_A,98 "b_relation": ref_B,99 "primary_key": pk,100 },101 ),102 auto_begin=True,103 fetch=True,104 )105 return table106def diff_queries(107 sql_A: str, sql_B: str, pk: str, runner: DbtProject, aggregate: bool = True108) -> agate.Table:109 logger().info("Running diff")110 _, table = runner.adapter_execute(111 runner.execute_macro(112 "_dbt_osmosis_compare_queries_agg" if aggregate else "_dbt_osmosis_compare_queries",113 kwargs={114 "a_query": sql_A,115 "b_query": sql_B,116 "primary_key": pk,117 },118 ),119 auto_begin=True,120 fetch=True,121 )122 return table123def diff_and_print_to_console(124 model: str,125 pk: str,126 runner: DbtProject,127 make_temp_tables: bool = False,128 agg: bool = True,129 output: str = "table",130) -> None:131 """132 Compare two tables and print the results to the console133 """134 if make_temp_tables:135 table = diff_tables(*build_diff_tables(model, runner), pk, runner, agg)136 else:137 table = diff_queries(*build_diff_queries(model, runner), pk, runner, agg)138 print("")139 output = output.lower()140 if output == "table":141 table.print_table()142 elif output in ("chart", "bar"):143 if not agg:144 logger().warn(145 "Cannot render output format chart with --no-agg option, defaulting to table"146 )147 table.print_table()148 else:149 _table = table.compute(...

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