Adding dbt cloud connection type #233
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These changes look great to me! I left one comment with a small suggested change
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| This means a number of features are **not** available, including: | ||
| * [dbt write-back features](/references/dbt-write-back) | ||
| * Preview environments from git branches |
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maybe add a link here: https://docs.lightdash.com/references/preview-projects#lightdash-app
and clarify "Preview environments created in the UI from git branches"
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Added docs around the dbt cloud connection type.
There are a few caveats around this and I'm not sure how to position them... Would appreciate some feedback on how we convey the differences between these connections.