Dragging a surrogate key into a successor node no longer inherits the key type

If you do need, for some reason, to generate a join after deleting the metadata, it now performs that job.

‘Generate join’ after deleting the metadata wasn't rendering the correct join. This will not happen anymore.

"Close All Tabs" makes the graph disappear. It no longer does that!

Changing node type for multi-source has been disabled to allow the app to work as expected.

The app would crash when the user tries to delete a node. That was unhelpful. So it no longer does that.

On a successful run, the build tab no longer refuses to load the data.

Clicking on a step in the left sider tree while editing a node takes the user to the graph. Click action now works as intended again.

Change! You’ll notice a new tab ‘Macros’ in workspace settings. Add your repetitively used sequences to this template and you can apply it on transforms for any source nodes.

We now have a new wizard for ‘derive mappings’ to view column changes.

You can now ‘Copy’ Insert/Update/Delete/Where statement to clipboard from the left sider tree.

The app now supports parameterized snowflake credentials for deployment.

You can view jobs, subgraphs and mappings for a git package in the Deploy plan.

Hover over the ‘Column lineage’ graph to view the datatype of the column.

We've tweaked some things too small to notice. The app now looks more interesting.

Occasionally, text entered in the Join window went missing but that has been fixed now.

Fetch data button is back on the Dependencies tab!

Updating a default value does not cause an empty workspace edit in the deploy anymore.

Previously, you could create a job/subgraph without a name which made it look weird. Now, that has been fixed.

Viewing changes made to your ‘Job’ is now quicker. You no longer have to reopen the tab to view it.

Run results preview header has now returned to its rightful place.

We now have a horizontal scroll bar on the Data tab (if you didn’t see it there already).

Column lineage graph now highlights the current node you’re in.

You can now expand the slider on the Run history tab from the graph and it will listen to you.