feat: use dbt-athena-community for athena profile

.github/actions/setup-local-fal/action.yml

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ runs:
         # overwrite for specific adapters
         if [[ '${{ inputs.adapter }}' == 'athena' ]]
         then
-          package=dbt-athena-adapter
+          package=dbt-athena-community
         fi
 
         if [[ '${{ inputs.dbt }}' == 'latest' ]]

.github/workflows/test_integration_cli.yml

@@ -214,15 +214,13 @@ jobs:
             dbt: "1.1.*"
           - profile: "fal"
             dbt: "1.2.*"
-          # dbt-athena-adapter only supports dbt-core==1.0.* for now
+          # dbt-athena-adapter only supports dbt-core>=1.3
+          - profile: "athena"
+            dbt: "1.0.*"
           - profile: "athena"
             dbt: "1.1.*"
           - profile: "athena"
             dbt: "1.2.*"
-          - profile: "athena"
-            dbt: "1.3.*"
-          - profile: "athena"
-            dbt: "1.4.*"
 
     # Run only the latest commit pushed to PR
     concurrency:

projects/fal/src/fal/packages/dependency_analysis.py

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ def _get_dbt_packages() -> Iterator[Tuple[str, Optional[str]]]:
     # the PyPI names instead of the import names). An example distribution info is the following, which
     # contains both the main exporter of the top-level name (dbt-core) as well as all the packages that
     # export anything to that namespace:
-    #   {"dbt": ["dbt-core", "dbt-postgres", "dbt-athena-adapter"]}
+    #   {"dbt": ["dbt-core", "dbt-postgres", "dbt-athena-community"]}
     #
     # This won't only include dbt.adapters.xxx, but anything that might export anything to the dbt namespace
     # (e.g. a hypothetical plugin that only exports stuff to dbt.includes.xxx) which in theory would allow us
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ def _find_fal_extras(package: str) -> set[str]:
 
     # This list is different from the one we obtain in _get_dbt_packages
     # since the names here are the actual import names, not the PyPI names
-    # (e.g. this one will say athena, and the other one will say dbt-athena-adapter).
+    # (e.g. this one will say athena, and the other one will say dbt-athena-community).
     available_dbt_adapters = {
         module_info.name
         for module_info in pkgutil.iter_modules(dbt.adapters.__path__)