migrating-dbt-core-to-fusion

To migrate a dbt Core project to Fusion, run dbtf debug to verify connectivity, use dbtf parse to detect deprecations, apply dbt-autofix, and iterate until dbtf compile runs with zero errors.

Resolving dbt Core deprecations during a Fusion upgrade involves running dbtf parse --show-all-deprecations, applying dbt-autofix for packages, and addressing remaining issues iteratively until compilation succeeds.

Yes, the migration workflow uses dbt-autofix to automatically apply package updates and resolve deprecations after you verify connectivity and parse the project for issues.

You validate dbt Core compatibility with Fusion by iteratively running dbtf parse and dbtf compile until zero errors are returned, ensuring all deprecations are fully resolved.

If errors persist after dbt-autofix, you must re-run dbtf parse, address remaining deprecations using provided resources, and document changes in a changes_made.md file before validating again.

Yes, the migration workflow enforces documenting all modifications and deprecation fixes in a changes_made.md file throughout the iterative validation process to maintain project tracking.