Usage: dbt debug [OPTIONS]

 Show information on the current dbt environment and check dependencies, then
 test the database connection. Not to be confused with the --debug option
 which increases verbosity.

Options:
 --cache-selected-only / --no-cache-selected-only
                 At start of run, populate relational cache
                 only for schemas containing selected nodes,
                 or for all schemas of interest.
 -d, --debug / --no-debug    Display debug logging during dbt execution.
                 Useful for debugging and making bug reports.
 --defer / --no-defer      If set, resolve unselected nodes by
                 deferring to the manifest within the --state
                 directory.
 --defer-state DIRECTORY     Override the state directory for deferral
                 only.
 --deprecated-favor-state TEXT  Internal flag for deprecating old env var.
 -x, --fail-fast / --no-fail-fast
                 Stop execution on first failure.
 --favor-state / --no-favor-state
                 If set, defer to the argument provided to
                 the state flag for resolving unselected
                 nodes, even if the node(s) exist as a
                 database object in the current environment.
 --indirect-selection [eager|cautious|buildable|empty]
                 Choose which tests to select that are
                 adjacent to selected resources. Eager is
                 most inclusive, cautious is most exclusive,
                 and buildable is in between. Empty includes
                 no tests at all.
 --log-cache-events / --no-log-cache-events
                 Enable verbose logging for relational cache
                 events to help when debugging.
 --log-format [text|debug|json|default]
                 Specify the format of logging to the console
                 and the log file. Use --log-format-file to
                 configure the format for the log file
                 differently than the console.
 --log-format-file [text|debug|json|default]
                 Specify the format of logging to the log
                 file by overriding the default value and the
                 general --log-format setting.
 --log-level [debug|info|warn|error|none]
                 Specify the minimum severity of events that
                 are logged to the console and the log file.
                 Use --log-level-file to configure the
                 severity for the log file differently than
                 the console.
 --log-level-file [debug|info|warn|error|none]
                 Specify the minimum severity of events that
                 are logged to the log file by overriding the
                 default value and the general --log-level
                 setting.
 --log-path PATH         Configure the 'log-path'. Only applies this
                 setting for the current run. Overrides the
                 'DBT_LOG_PATH' if it is set.
 --partial-parse / --no-partial-parse
                 Allow for partial parsing by looking for and
                 writing to a pickle file in the target
                 directory. This overrides the user
                 configuration file.
 --populate-cache / --no-populate-cache
                 At start of run, use `show` or
                 `information_schema` queries to populate a
                 relational cache, which can speed up
                 subsequent materializations.
 --print / --no-print      Output all {{ print() }} macro calls.
 --printer-width INTEGER     Sets the width of terminal output
 --profile TEXT         Which existing profile to load. Overrides
                 setting in dbt_project.yml.
 -q, --quiet / --no-quiet    Suppress all non-error logging to stdout.
                 Does not affect {{ print() }} macro calls.
 -r, --record-timing-info PATH  When this option is passed, dbt will output
                 low-level timing stats to the specified
                 file. Example: `--record-timing-info
                 output.profile`
 --send-anonymous-usage-stats / --no-send-anonymous-usage-stats
                 Send anonymous usage stats to dbt Labs.
 --state DIRECTORY        Unless overridden, use this state directory
                 for both state comparison and deferral.
 --static-parser / --no-static-parser
                 Use the static parser.
 -t, --target TEXT        Which target to load for the given profile
 --use-colors / --no-use-colors Specify whether log output is colorized in
                 the console and the log file. Use --use-
                 colors-file/--no-use-colors-file to colorize
                 the log file differently than the console.
 --use-colors-file / --no-use-colors-file
                 Specify whether log file output is colorized
                 by overriding the default value and the
                 general --use-colors/--no-use-colors
                 setting.
 --use-experimental-parser / --no-use-experimental-parser
                 Enable experimental parsing features.
 -V, -v, --version        Show version information and exit
 --version-check / --no-version-check
                 If set, ensure the installed dbt version
                 matches the require-dbt-version specified in
                 the dbt_project.yml file (if any).
                 Otherwise, allow them to differ.
 --warn-error          If dbt would normally warn, instead raise an
                 exception. Examples include --select that
                 selects nothing, deprecations,
                 configurations with no associated models,
                 invalid test configurations, and missing
                 sources/refs in tests.
 --warn-error-options WARNERROROPTIONSTYPE
                 If dbt would normally warn, instead raise an
                 exception based on include/exclude
                 configuration. Examples include --select
                 that selects nothing, deprecations,
                 configurations with no associated models,
                 invalid test configurations, and missing
                 sources/refs in tests. This argument should
                 be a YAML string, with keys 'include' or
                 'exclude'. eg. '{"include": "all",
                 "exclude": ["NoNodesForSelectionCriteria"]}'
 --write-json / --no-write-json Whether or not to write the manifest.json
                 and run_results.json files to the target
                 directory
 --connection          Test the connection to the target database
                 independent of dependency checks.
 --config-dir          Print a system-specific command to access
                 the directory that the current dbt project
                 is searching for a profiles.yml. Then, exit.
                 This flag renders other debug step flags no-
                 ops.
 --profiles-dir PATH       Which directory to look in for the
                 profiles.yml file. If not set, dbt will look
                 in the current working directory first, then
                 HOME/.dbt/
 --project-dir PATH       Which directory to look in for the
                 dbt_project.yml file. Default is the current
                 working directory and its parents.
 --vars YAML           Supply variables to the project. This
                 argument overrides variables defined in your
                 dbt_project.yml file. This argument should
                 be a YAML string, eg. '{my_variable:
                 my_value}'
 -h, --help           Show this message and exit.