migrating-dbt-core-to-fusion

To triage dbt-core to Fusion migration errors, classify them into auto-fixable, guided fixes, needs input, or blocked categories to determine actionable next steps. This taxonomy streamlines issue resolution by directing engineers to seek approvals or await Fusion updates.

The best way to classify dbt migration errors for automated fixes is applying a four-category taxonomy that separates auto-fixable issues from those requiring guided fixes, user input, or blocked states. This approach references error-patterns to suggest workarounds and next actions.

Yes, you can automate dbt-core to Fusion migration error resolution by classifying errors into auto-fixable categories. The triage process validates errors against a repro command pipeline and references an error-patterns catalog to suggest potential workarounds automatically.

You should seek approvals or await Fusion updates during a dbt migration when errors are classified as needing input or blocked. The triage taxonomy identifies these categories to prevent premature automation and guide engineers toward appropriate manual interventions.

The error-patterns reference directory guides dbt Fusion migrations by providing a classification catalog that suggests next actions and potential workarounds. It validates errors against a repro command pipeline to signal required user input or necessary Fusion updates.