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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDuckDB dbt Fusion support now uses regular relations for temporary operations. Integration query execution releases adapter connections and closes the cached DuckDB environment. DuckDB is enabled in the Fusion integration test targets. ChangesDuckDB Fusion support
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VerticaThe 59 vertica failures come from integration_tests/docker-compose-vertica.yml:12, not from this PR. Dropping that line, or setting it to TZ: "America/Los_Angeles"It has been there since #963 (Mar 12), so this isn't a regression — it's pre-existing, and whether it bites depends on what time of day CI runs. Why that breaks the tests
{%- set detection_end = elementary.get_detection_end(detection_delay) %}
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elementary.edr_datetime_to_sql(detection_end)) %}
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Exactly 7 hours. And all 59 failures are that one missing bucket — 47 are No other compose file sets Spark / trino / dremioAll three fail for one shared reason that has nothing to do with either this PR or vertica — the MinIO images are no longer pullable from Docker Hub: |
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Thanks for this! A few notes, mostly on the Fusion path:
handle_tests_results.sql: under Fusion the staging table is now a real table, butfully_drop_relationruns after the last DuckDBadapter.commit(). If a rollback follows, the drop is undone.delete_and_insertcommits again after its drops; worth doing the same here?create_temp_table.sql: withtests_use_temp_tables: true, each test now leaves a<alias>__tmp_<ts>table in the elementary schema that nothing drops.- No CI job covers duckdb + Fusion, so the new branches aren't exercised in CI.
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The duckdb profile is still :memory:, which can't work with Fusion. With this added, --target duckdb --runner-method fusion runs the whole suite and fails instead of aborting early. Gate on a file path, or switch the profile here?
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Gated, and it fails fast rather than skipping: the fixture reads the resolved path and
raises before dbt is invoked, telling you to point the duckdb target at a file. An error
rather than pytest.skip because the fixture is session-scoped — a skip marks every test
skipped and still exits 0, so the coverage could vanish silently. Switching the profile
needs a file-backed path per xdist worker, so that goes with the CI job.
It fires only on all three of a dbt 2.0 --runner-method, --target duckdb, and a
resolved path of :memory:, so the existing job is unchanged.
DBT2_RUNNERS = (RunnerMethod.DBT2, RunnerMethod.FUSION) also replaced the four existing
FUSION comparisons: elementary-data/elementary#2333 made FUSION a legacy alias, so
--runner-method dbt2 was a silent no-op.
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cleanup_all() is outside the try, so if it raises it masks the original query error from the finally.
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Fixed — both steps are inside one try now and a failure degrades to a warning, so
neither can mask the original query error.
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Nit: DuckDBConnectionManager.close_all_connections() is public and resets _ENV under the lock. Using it would cut down on private attribute access.
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You're right, and my reason for reaching past it was wrong. Switched to DuckDBConnectionManager.close_all_connections().
What I'd got wrong: close_all_connections() really does only drop the reference
(connections.py:131-134), so I assumed it couldn't release the file lock. But dropping
the last reference is enough — LocalEnvironment.__del__ calls close(), which calls
self.conn.close() (environments/local.py:167-173).
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This tears down and rebuilds the DuckDB env after every query for any file-backed profile, even when no subprocess needs the lock. Gate on runner method (fusion/subprocess), or release once before spawning dbt?
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Agreed. AdapterQueryRunner now takes the runner method and the whole release is a no-op
unless dbt actually runs out of process:
self._dbt_runs_out_of_process = (
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With the API runner dbt shares our process and the same _ENV, so there is no lock to
hand over — which is also why the existing DuckDB CI job is fine with :memory:. I
didn't go with "release once before invoking dbt" because the tests invoke dbt from
several call sites (test(), run_operation(), the seeders), so the release point would
have to be repeated at each of them.
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Nit: this branch is the same as the else branch with temporary=false. {% set temporary = temporary and not elementary.is_dbt_fusion() %} plus the original statement would do.
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Identical to redshift__edr_make_temp_relation. Could delegate to it (like sqlserver/fabric) or share a helper. Same for duckdb__has_temp_table_support.
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Deduplicated the relation builder; the predicate I left alone.
redshift__ and duckdb__edr_make_temp_relation now both call a shared
elementary._fusion_regular_temp_relation(), named after the reason rather than by
delegation ("DuckDB delegates to Redshift" reads oddly for unrelated adapters). 10
duplicated lines, so it pays for itself.
has_temp_table_support stayed two one-liners under one shared comment: the body is a
single expression, so a helper adds three lines to save none, and {% do return(elementary._fusion_has_temp_table_support()) %} is longer than the predicate it
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Since the root cause is Fusion-wide, consider one gate (e.g. default__has_temp_table_support returning not is_dbt_fusion()) instead of per-adapter branches. Postgres likely needs this too.
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Agreed, and I'd like it as its own PR.
You're right about Postgres: postgres__edr_get_create_table_as_sql emits
create temporary table unqualified, the shape that breaks here. Untested only
because postgres isn't in DBT_FUSION_SUPPORTED_TARGETS.
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🟡 Minor · Register DuckDB Fusion test-result tables for cleanup. · make_temp_relation.sql:99-108
macros/utils/table_operations/make_temp_relation.sql:99-108
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRegister DuckDB Fusion test-result tables for cleanup.
When
tests_use_temp_tablesis enabled on DuckDB Fusion,create_test_result_temp_table()creates a regular table named frommodel["alias"]with a__tmp_<timestamp>suffix. The path does not add the relation totemp_test_table_relations_map, so the defaulton_run_endcleanup does not drop it. The table can remain until age-based stale cleanup runs.Suggested fix
{% set test_id = model["alias"] %} {% set relation = elementary.create_temp_table(database, schema, test_id, sql) %} + {% if target.type == "duckdb" and elementary.is_dbt_fusion() %} + {% set test_entry = elementary.get_cache( + "temp_test_table_relations_map" + ).setdefault(test_id, {}) %} + {% do test_entry.update({"test_result": relation}) %} + {% endif %} {% set new_sql %}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…relation Review follow-ups on the Fusion path: - handle_tests_results.sql: commit after fully_drop_relation at both drop sites, so the drop survives dbt's post-on-run-end ROLLBACK. Gated on DuckDB like the existing commit five lines above. - test.sql: register the relation from create_test_result_temp_table in temp_test_table_relations_map, so the on-run-end cleanup reaches it. - create_table_as.sql: replace the duplicated duckdb__ body with `set temporary = temporary and not is_dbt_fusion()`; the SQL is byte-identical to upstream again. - make_temp_relation.sql / has_temp_table_support.sql: redshift__ and duckdb__ share elementary._fusion_regular_temp_relation(), and the predicate is a one-liner for both. Behaviour unchanged for Redshift.
…hells out - Use DuckDBConnectionManager.close_all_connections() instead of touching _ENV/_LOCK. Dropping the last reference closes the connection via LocalEnvironment.__del__, which is enough to hand over the file lock. - Wrap both release steps in one try; a failure degrades to a warning so nothing reached from the finally can mask the original query error. - Skip the release entirely when dbt runs in-process (RunnerMethod.API). - Fail fast when the duckdb profile is :memory: and a dbt 2.0 runner is requested, instead of letting the whole suite fail on the lock. - Replace the four RunnerMethod.FUSION comparisons with a DBT2_RUNNERS tuple, so --runner-method dbt2 stops being a silent no-op.
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past the guard. Resolve the profile through dbt instead and read
credentials.path, which renders env_var (hence set_invocation_context) and
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tests_use_temp_tablesis enabled, Redshift Fusion creates a regular table throughcreate_temp_table. The materialization registers that relation only for DuckDB Fusion, soclean_current_invocation_test_tablesdoes not pass the Redshift relation toclean_elementary_test_tables. The table remains until stale-table cleanup runs.Suggested fix
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target.type == "duckdb"andelementary.is_dbt_fusion()is true, this registration adds the regular test-result table toclean_current_invocation_test_tables. That path executesDROP TABLE IF EXISTSthroughelementary.run_querywithout committing. If dbt has an open transaction duringon-run-end, the later rollback can restore the table, so the test-result table remains until stale cleanup runs.Add an explicit commit to the DuckDB cleanup path. Do not change the insertion-path commit or the Redshift registration.
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DuckDB temp tables are session-scoped; dbt Fusion runs statements on pooled connections, so Elementary's intermediate tables are never visible to the statement that reads them. Same root cause as #920 for Redshift/Databricks — this adds the missing
duckdb__variants.duckdb__has_temp_table_support→falseunderis_dbt_fusion()duckdb__edr_make_temp_relation→ regular relation with explicit database/schema under Fusionduckdb__edr_get_create_table_as_sql→ dropTEMPORARYunder Fusion (DuckDB also rejectsTEMPORARYon a qualified name)edr_create_table_asis called with a hardcodedtemporary=trueinhandle_tests_results.sql(L220, L282) anddefault__create_temp_table, so the DDL-side branch is needed in addition tohas_temp_table_support.After review the package side grew by two files.
handle_tests_results.sqlnow commits afterfully_drop_relationat both drop sites, so the drop survives dbt's post-on-run-endROLLBACK.test.sqlregisters the relation fromcreate_test_result_temp_tablefor the on-run-end cleanup, which it never did. Deduplicating the Fusion branch also rewrote tworedshift__macros, with no behaviour change for Redshift.dbt Core behavior is unchanged (temp tables still used). A full run still leaves 6
…_metrics__tmp_<ts>tables, from a cache key that one test writes twice; they reproduce on dbt Core in-process, so they predate this PR.No docs change — this is an internal adapter dispatch fix with no user-facing configuration.
The test-harness commits — making the integration tests runnable under Fusion
These are separate on purpose: they touch the test harness rather than the package. Without them,
--target duckdb --runner-method fusioncannot run at all, because the harness assumes dbt runs in-process for DuckDB:DBT_FUSION_SUPPORTED_TARGETSdid not listduckdb, so the run aborted immediatelyadapter_query_runner's idle connection blocked every dbt subprocess:IO Error: Could not set lock on file ....connections.cleanup_all()on its own is not enough; following it withDuckDBConnectionManager.close_all_connections()is, because dropping the last reference to the cached environment closes the connection throughLocalEnvironment.__del__. Both calls sit in onetryinside afinally, so a failed query neither leaves the lock behind nor loses its own error. The whole release is skipped when dbt runs in-process, and for non-DuckDB adapters,path: ":memory:"and MotherDuck.Results —
py.test --target duckdb --runner-method fusion:The first version of this PR reported
2 failed, 229 passed, 41 skipped. Those two failures are time-of-day dependent rather than Fusion-related and pass here; one further test is skipped after merging master.One caveat if you want this in CI, which I left out of this PR: the duckdb profile needs a file path instead of
:memory:, and a per-worker one if the job runs with-n, since each worker takes its own lock. Happy to send that as a follow-up. Until then the fixture fails fast with that message when--runner-methodnames a dbt 2.0 runner against a:memory:duckdb profile, so the existing duckdb job, which passes no such flag, is unaffected.Upstream context
This is tracked on the dbt side as dbt-labs/dbt#15758, still open. This PR does not depend on that being fixed — the
is_dbt_fusion()gate makes the package work on today's dbt 2.0.x either way, exactly like the Redshift/Databricks branches from #920.This looks engine-level rather than DuckDB-specific. dbt 2.x keeps connections thread-local on a bounded worker pool (
crates/dbt-adapter/src/connection.rs: "A connection stays in the slot after a node finishes, so it is found again by the next node that runs on the same worker"), so session-local state does not survive between statements. I measured this without temp tables at all —SET search_pathset in onerun_queryis gone in the next four on Fusion, while it persists on dbt Core; a GLOBAL-scoped setting likememory_limitsurvives on both. Since Postgres temp tables are session-scoped too,postgres__edr_get_create_table_as_sqlmay have the same problem under Fusion — but there is no postgres × fusion job in CI, so I have not verified it.Summary by CodeRabbit
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