Describe the bug

We use re_data to alert specific data quality issues through email. These issues are dbt tests that we have declared and on that model we have assigned a re_data_owner. In case there is an issue with data the alert is send as expected.

Our script to run an alert is something like:

re_data notify email --start-date `date +%F` --end-date `date +%F` --select test --target "$TARGET" --no-send-all-good

Since we use the --no-send-all-good we would expect that in case there is no data quality issue, there will not be sent any email for that owner. The behavior we see is that these owners will receive an email without any test failures.

Expected behavior

In case there is no data quality issue for a re_data_owner, then we don't want to send an email.

To Reproduce

1. Create a very simple dbt project with one model.
2. Configure a single owner as re_data_owner. Make sure this owner does not own any other model.
3. Create a test on this model that will never fail (e.g. - dbt_utils.expression_is_true: expression: "1=1", make sure to have not any other tests on this model.
4. Configure re_data email setup
5. Run something like following code:

dbt run --select <your_model>
dbt run --select package:re_data 
dbt test --select <your_model>
re_data overview generate
re_data notify email --start-date `date +%F` --end-date `date +%F` --select test --no-send-all-good

Receive empty mail.

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