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Walkthrough

The changes in the manifest_v12.py file involve a comprehensive refactoring of time-related classes and attributes. The modifications focus on enhancing type safety by introducing new classes like OffsetToGrain, multiple OffsetWindow variants, and updating existing classes such as Numerator, Denominator, Metric, and Window. The primary goal is to standardize the representation of time granularity and offset windows using enums and more structured class definitions.

Changes

File	Changes
dbt_artifacts_parser/parsers/manifest/manifest_v12.py	- Added OffsetToGrain class - Updated OffsetWindow with Granularity type - Added OffsetWindow1-5 classes - Modified Numerator, Denominator, Metric with new offset window types - Updated Window and TimeGranularity with enum-based granularity

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Parser
    participant TimeGranularity
    participant OffsetWindow
    participant Metric

    Parser->>TimeGranularity: Define granularity enum
    Parser->>OffsetWindow: Create structured offset windows
    Parser->>Metric: Assign specific offset window
    Metric-->>Parser: Enhanced type-safe configuration

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🐰 Hop, hop, through time's embrace,
Enums dance with elegant grace
Offset windows, now precise and clear
Type safety brings coding cheer!
A rabbit's refactor, clean and bright 🕰️

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