Fix formatting and add convert_to_lower flag to elementary.generate_schema_baseline_test #444
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Description:
This pull request addresses the issue #810 where the output of
elementary.generate_schema_baseline_testhas incorrect indentation. It also introduces theconvert_to_lowerflag to control the case of data types in the output.Changes:
Refactor the
generate_schema_baseline_testmacro to separate the YAML generation for models and sources into two separate macros.Introduce the
convert_to_lowerflag as a parameter to theelementary.generate_schema_baseline_testoperation. When set toTrue, the output will default to lowercase for data types.With these modifications, the output will be correctly formatted, and users can now control the case of the output using the
convert_to_lowerflag.