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DBT 'hours_to_expiration' on table [BigQuery] #225
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I've created a PR to be able to add table expiry on an external table. |
Thanks, @thomas-vl! |
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Although we are closing this issue as stale, it's not gone forever. Issues can be reopened if there is renewed community interest. Just add a comment to notify the maintainers. |
Describe the bug
I want to be able to use dbt "hours_to_expiration" to define BigQuery "Table expiration", but the configuration isn't being received.
Steps to reproduce
Just use a simple configuration for the Google Sheets and try to add the "hours_to_expiration" and validate that the option isn't added to BigQuery
Expected results
The table should be created with the Table expiration configured.
Actual results
Table expiration doesn't change from NEVER
System information
The output of
dbt --version
:The operating system you're using:
Windows
The output of
python --version
:Python 3.11.2
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