Three deviations from the quart_saas_boilerplate methodology corrected:
1. Fix dim_cities LIKE join (data quality bug)
- Old: FROM eurostat_cities LEFT JOIN venue_counts LIKE '%country_code%'
→ cartesian product (2.6M rows vs ~5500 expected)
- New: FROM venue_cities (dim_venues) as primary table, Eurostat for
enrichment only. grain (country_code, city_slug).
- Also fixes REGEXP_REPLACE to LOWER() before regex so uppercase city
names aren't stripped to '-'
2. Rename fct_venue_capacity → dim_venue_capacity
- Static venue attributes with no time key are a dimension, not a fact
- No SQL logic changes; update fct_daily_availability reference
3. Add fct_availability_slot at event grain
- New: grain (snapshot_date, tenant_id, resource_id, slot_start_time)
- Recheck dedup logic moves here from fct_daily_availability
- fct_daily_availability now reads fct_availability_slot (cleaner DAG)
Downstream fixes:
- city_market_profile, planner_defaults grain → (country_code, city_slug)
- pseo_city_costs_de, pseo_city_pricing add city_key composite natural key
(country_slug || '-' || city_slug) to avoid URL collisions across countries
- planner_defaults join in pseo_city_costs_de uses both country_code + city_slug
- Templates updated: natural_key city_slug → city_key
Added transform/sqlmesh_padelnomics/CLAUDE.md documenting data modeling rules,
conformed dimension map, and source integration architecture.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
stg_playtomic_availability:
- Add maximum_object_size = 134217728 (128 MB) to both read_json calls;
daily files exceed the 16 MB default as venue count grows
- Add seed recheck file (1970-01-01_recheck_00.json.gz, gitignored with data/)
to avoid READ_JSON IOException when no recheck files exist
pseo_city_costs_de + pseo_city_pricing:
- Add QUALIFY ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY city_slug ...) = 1 to
deduplicate rows caused by dim_cities' loose LIKE join; reduces
pseo_city_costs_de from 2.6M → 222 rows (one per unique city)
content/__init__.py:
- DuckDB lowercases all column names at rest ("ratePeak" → "ratepeak"),
so calc_overrides dict comprehension never matched DEFAULTS keys.
Fix: build case-insensitive reverse map {k.lower(): k} and normalise
row keys before lookup. Applied in both generate_articles() and
preview_article().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
