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Expand Up @@ -37,6 +37,15 @@ In addition to Scarf's default data collection, Cosmos collect the following inf
- The DAG hash
- Total tasks
- Total Cosmos tasks
- Whether automatic load mode was specified
- Actual load mode used (dbt_ls, dbt_manifest, custom, etc.)
- Invocation mode (subprocess or dbt_runner)
- Whether dbt deps installation is enabled
- Whether custom node converters are used
- Test behavior (after_each, after_all, none, etc.)
- Source behavior (how dbt sources are rendered)
- Total number of dbt models in project
- Number of dbt models selected for rendering

When running **Cosmos-powered tasks**, the following information is collected:

Expand All @@ -58,4 +67,11 @@ When running **Cosmos-powered tasks**, the following information is collected:
- Profile mapping class
- Data warehouse

When the **dbt docs plugin** is accessed, the following information is collected:

- Storage type (s3, gcs, azure, http, local, or not_configured)
- Whether the docs directory is configured
- Whether a custom connection ID is used
- Whether a custom project name is set (Airflow 3 only)

No user-identifiable information (IP included) is stored in Scarf.