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Hi.I would like to experiment with using more of the advanced functionality in data modeling. For instance, everything related to importing views and mapping properties between data models. However, I feel like the documentation (https://docs.cognite.com/cdf/dm/dm_graphql/dm_data_modeling_language#specification-of-directives) is a bit lacking of examples of how to use the functionality. Are there any end-to-end (both basic and advanced) examples or other training material of how to reference data in other data models using all the different directives specified. For example examples of best practices when referencing between a source model and a domain model, and when referencing between a domain model and a solution model.Thank you!Sebastian
HiThere seems to be an issue today where the workflow jobs scheduled for this morning is created, but the transformations in it is not triggered. In other words, the workflow is running, but nothing is happening. I also noticed a similar issue on Sunday (17.03), where I had a workflow job that was created at 06:00, but the first transformation was triggered at 13:00. Is this a known issue?Thank you!Sebastian
HiI am looking into using the is_new functionality in my transformations, but was wondering whether it will work in transformations where is use joins. If so, how would I write the query?In addition, I heard that you are working on releasing functionality to use is_new when reading from data models. When will this feature be ready?Thank you!Sebastian
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