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[Feature] Include property labels alongside property internal values #116
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hi there @codingcyclist thanks for taking the time to open this feature request! I agree that this seems very valuable to incorporate into the package. I'd like to confirm that I'm understanding correctly: So in your example, you are currently passing through Are there cases where you would want to have both the internal value and the label in your end models? |
Hi @fivetran-jamie thanks a lot for your kind and timely response, I really appreciate that! Your understanding is exactly right: We're passing through I can totally see cases where one would want to have both the internal value and the label in the end model. For instance, when the end model is not only used for reports but also for reverse ETL. In that case, one would like to show the labels in the reports and use the internal value of the property for the reverse ETL use case. Do you think it's feasible to surface both the label and the internal value in the end model, maybe with a suffix? |
Yes I think that's feasible! I was thinking we'd add a suffix to the label version of each field (and not to the internal value version), so as to not to potentially break people's current transformations In your case, would you want both the label and internal value automatically for all |
Amazing! We'd definitely prefer to be able to configure it per passthrough field whether we bring in the labels or not. However, if that makes the required code changes a lot more complex, it would also suffice to just always get both the internal values and labels. Do you already have a sense of how long it would take to implement the required changes? |
Cool! I will plan to include this in our next sprint (starting in two weeks), so i would say you could expect this in 4-6 weeks. However, I do see you are interested in opening a PR! If you are still interested, we would happily welcome your PR and our team will prioritize its review once it comes through. Let me know if you are still interested or if you have any questions around opening a PR. |
Hi @fivetran-jamie - that's fantastic 🙌 . With my limited context on the package's internal workings, I think my turnaround on this issue would be a lot longer than 4-6 weeks. Hence, I'm very glad the team can pick this up as part of the next sprint, Thanks a lot! |
@codingcyclist To update you, I have picked up this task and aim to have something for you to try in the next week! |
Wonderful @fivetran-catfritz |
Hi @codingcyclist. I have a test branch you can try out! You can install it by using the below snippet in your packages.yml in place of your normal hubspot lines. - git: https://github.com/fivetran/dbt_hubspot.git
revision: release/v0.15.0
warn-unpinned: false You would enable the columns by setting them in your vars exactly the way you imagined it in your proposal. You will also need sales enabled. vars:
hubspot_sales_enabled: true
hubspot__contact_pass_through_columns:
- name: property_hs_persona
alias: persona
use_property_label: true should work perfectly. Alternatively, if you want to pass through several columns and don't want to have to flag vars:
hubspot_sales_enabled: true
hubspot__enable_all_property_labels: true
hubspot__contact_pass_through_columns:
- name: property_hs_persona
alias: persona
- name: property_hs_#2
- name: property_hs_#3 I'd love to know your feedback if you are able to try it out! |
This update has been released in the latest version, so closing this issue out! |
Is there an existing feature request for this?
Describe the Feature
Any property in HubSpot has an internal value and a label. Especially for properties provided by HubSpot (e.g. Persona), the label is much easier to interpret than the internal value (see screenshot). Hence, In many cases, it's not the internal value but the property label that you'd want to surface in your reports and dashboards.
As the current dbt-hubspot plugin is not passing through the property labels from the
property_option
table, I'd suggest adding ause_property_label
option to the pass-through column configuration, e.g.:Describe alternatives you've considered
The only alternative that seems reasonable is to build custom dbt models that join the property labels from the
property_option
table and thehubspot_{contacts,companies,deals}
tables together, based onproperty_option.value
Are you interested in contributing this feature?
Anything else?
No response
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