Users should be able to control the information that dbt includes in its standard log output.
Per @drewbanin in #2526:
job, materialization, status, runtime, etc)config parameters that users can flip on or off in profiles.ymlcc @bodschut @alepuccetti
After reading through the discussion in #2526, I'd like to add to request an additional (small) bit of configuration (along with bytes_processed and slot_duration) to specify exact versus rounded row counts. In dbt 0.18.0, the logging output for row counts changed from exact values (like 18 426) to rounded values (like 18K). I understand the design decisions behind this shift, and this compressed format suits us most of the time. However, there are times when having an exact row count would be useful for debugging purposes.
Tagging @jars who also has a stake in this :)
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After reading through the discussion in #2526, I'd like to add to request an additional (small) bit of configuration (along with
bytes_processedandslot_duration) to specify exact versus rounded row counts. In dbt 0.18.0, the logging output for row counts changed from exact values (like18 426) to rounded values (like18K). I understand the design decisions behind this shift, and this compressed format suits us most of the time. However, there are times when having an exact row count would be useful for debugging purposes.Tagging @jars who also has a stake in this :)