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🎉 Documentation and Feature Updates
Updated README documentation updates for easier navigation and setup of the dbt package (#67).
Included hubspot_[source_table_name]_identifier variable for additional flexibility within the package when source tables are named differently (#67).
Adds hubspot_ticket_deal_enabled variable (default value=False) to disable modelling and testing of the ticket_deal source table. If there are no associations between tickets and deals in your Hubspot environment, this table will not exist (#79).
🚨 Breaking Changes 🚨
The hubspot__deal_stages model has undergone two major changes (#78):
The stage and pipeline label columns now reflect where the deal was at a certain point of time (from date_stage_entered to date_stage_exited). Previously, this information reflected the deal's current stage and pipeline in every record associated with the deal.
This model previously passed through all fields from the parent deals model. We removed these fields, as they are all present in hubspot__deals final model and do not change across deal stages. If you would like to join DEAL fields into the hubspot__deal_stages model, join hubspot__deal_stages with hubspot__deals on deal_id.
Consistently renames property_dealname, property_closedate, and property_createdate to deal_name, closed_at, and created_at, respectively, in the deals model. Previously, if hubspot__pass_through_all_columns = true, only the prefix property_ was removed from the names of these fields, while they were completely renamed to deal_name, closed_at, and created_at if hubspot__pass_through_all_columns = false (#79).