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Diagnose failed Spellbook PR CI workflows, dbt slim CI steps, missing seeds, stale manifests, cluster issues, and CI test table queries.

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Diagnose failed Spellbook PR CI workflows, dbt slim CI steps, missing seeds, stale manifests, cluster issues, and CI test table queries.
# Debug CI Failures Use this skill when a Spellbook PR's CI tests fail and you need to diagnose the issue. ## Step 1: Identify Which Sub-Project Failed Each sub-project has its own CI workflow (`daily_spellbook.yml`, `dex.yml`, `hourly_spellbook.yml`, `nft.yml`, `solana.yml`, `tokens.yml`). All call the shared reusable workflow in `.github/workflows/dbt_run.yml`. Check the PR's "Checks" tab to see which workflow(s) failed. ## Step 2: Identify Which Step Failed The CI pipeline runs these steps in order: 1. **`dbt seed`** — builds seed CSVs modified in the PR 2. **`dbt run initial model(s)`** — full historical build of modified models 3. **`dbt test initial model(s)`** — runs tests on the initial build 4. **`dbt run incremental model(s)`** — incremental run to test incremental logic 5. **`dbt test incremental model(s)`** — tests again post-incremental run Click into the failed workflow run in the "Actions" tab to expand each step's logs. ## Step 3: Diagnose Common Failures ### Compile / Seed Failures - **Missing source or ref**: Check that all `source()` and `ref()` calls point to valid models. Run `dbt compile` locally to verify. - **Missing seed metadata**: If error says "Metadata is not found for ___", the seed likely doesn't exist in prod. Force a change on the seed file and include it in the PR so CI rebuilds it. ### Model Run Failures - **SQL syntax errors**: Check the compiled SQL in CI logs. Run `dbt compile` locally and test the output on Dune or via `dune_query.py`. - **Timeout (90-minute limit)**: Simplify the model, add tighter date filters, or check for missing partition filters. - **Schema not assigned**: Every model must have `schema` in its config block. The CI check-schemas script will fail otherwise. ### Test Failures - **`unique_combination_of_columns` failing**: The model is producing duplicate rows for the unique key. Check your join logic, filters, and whether NULLs are present in key columns. - **`not_null` failing**: A unique key column contains NULLs. Add `coalesce()` or filter out NULL rows. - **Seed test mismatch**: Model output doesn't match seed expected values. Either update the seed CSV or fix the model logic. Query the CI test table on Dune to compare: `dune.<ci_schema>.<model_name>` (see Step 4). ### Manifest / Extra Models Running - **More models running than expected**: The manifest file on main may be out of date. Check if the `commit manifest` workflow in Actions completed successfully. If it's still running or failed, wait for it to finish, then re-trigger CI. - **Fix**: The Dune team's `commit manifest` workflow auto-runs after merges. If it failed, the Dune team needs to re-run it. ### Cluster Issues - **DuneSQL cluster down**: The CI cluster may be offline. This requires the Dune team to fix internally. Check if other PRs are also failing. ## Step 4: Query CI Test Tables CI tables are available on Dune for ~24 hours after the run. **Always use the `dune.` catalog prefix.** **Current format** (from `dbt run initial model(s)` logs): ```sql select * from dune.dune_spellbook_ci__tmp_pr<PR>_<run_id>_<attempt>.<model_name> limit 100 ``` Example: `dune.dune_spellbook_ci__tmp_pr9744_27302471352_1.zeroex_bnb_api_fills` **Legacy format:** ```sql select * from dune.test_schema.git_dunesql_<GIT_HASH>_<schema>_<alias> limit 100 ``` For legacy tables, the suffix matches dbt **`schema`** + **`_`** + **`alias`** (e.g. `tokens.transfers` → `tokens_transfers`). For current CI, use the dbt **model name** from logs. Use these to: - Verify data quality before expanding date ranges - Compare CI output against production tables - Debug seed test mismatches by joining CI table against the seed If the CI table can't be found, the ~24-hour window may have elapsed. Re-run CI to rebuild. ## Step 5: Common Fixes | Symptom | Likely Cause | Fix | |---------|-------------|-----| | "Metadata is not found" | Seed missing from prod and PR | Include seed file in PR with a small change | | Duplicate rows in unique test | NULLs in unique key or bad join | Add `coalesce()` / fix join logic | | Seed test values mismatch | Model logic changed or seed stale | Update seed CSV or fix model SQL | | Extra models running | Manifest out of date | Wait for `commit manifest` workflow, re-run CI | | Timeout at 90 min | Query too expensive | Add tighter date filters, check partition pruning | | `prices.usd` token not showing | Backend backfill pending | Wait a few days for historical pricing to populate |
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