Add tests and documentation of support for `env` key for `schedules`
See original GitHub issueRelated to:
schedules:
- name: gitlab
interval: '@daily'
job: gitlab
env:
DBT_MODELS: +gitlab+
Precedence discussion in https://github.com/meltano/meltano/issues/6386#issuecomment-1179138398
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@tayloramurphy I think it’s reasonable to include fixing the behavior in the scope of this issue. With adding testing for other levels of
env
support we were starting from scratch, whereas here it’s more a matter of adding test cases than writing an entire new test suite from the ground up.@kgpayne @cjohnhanson you’ve both had a look at the environment code:
env
is a valid top-level key forschedules
?Note I’m adding this to Iteration 8 because not having this documented (and possibly not tested) is a big risk for users.
Edit: Seems like it is documented in https://docs.meltano.com/guide/integration#pipeline-specific-configuration but that’s a weird place for the only mention of it to be!