Dev Workspaces has landed! You can now develop in parallel without stepping on each other's toes and merge back together when the time is right. Developers, the world is yours! You can read more details about this in our 4.0 guide here.

A preference that allows you to choose a default storage location for each node type, instead of using the same location for all of them. For the choosy types.

You can now use the {{this}} variable in transforms, joins, and templates. Renders to a ref_no link of the current node.

We’ve made some interface improvements to the git integration. Putting our best foot forward.

Bulk edit is now available in Node Grid view for mass updating of Node Types or Storage Locations! Edit nodes to your heart’s content.

You can now export your Run results via coa CLI.

The app now allows users to specify additional attributes for system columns such as nullability, default value, or description.

You can now view your subgraphs in alphabetical order on the left sidebar.

Coalesce will now gracefully take you to a 404 error page when we cannot find what you’re looking for.

Thanks to a few tweaks and polishes, the app should be running smoother than before.

You can now use profiles to set frequently used configurations in the coa command-line interface.

Key pair authentication is now available for coa CLI.

Override Snowflake authentication parameters via API and CLI.

Viewing a node ID for a node is just a hover away.

Run node refreshes via CLI selector syntax (limited support).

Previously, the node type editor had developed a distracting text overflow issue. That has been fixed now.

Clearing your search from the source cascader no longer throws an error.

Pagination for Job history now works as expected.

Improved issues with git versions

Improved column lineage calculation

Fixed a bug where column propagation would not create a new column correctly

Fixed performance issues with the source select dropdown

We tweaked many other issues as well

Ability to set read-only variables (Parameters) that can be accessed via node templates. Parameters can be set to control the behavior of nodes during development and deploy time via the GUI interface. CLI and API options are coming soon which will allow the user to set parameters during both refresh and deploy.

SSO Authentication to Coalesce via Azure Active Directory

Improved switcher to change the view of Node and Column browser between Graph, Node Grid, and Column Grid

Improved the "Something went wrong" page when Coalesce encounters a bug. Errors are automatically sent to an on-call engineer for an investigation to improve our product continually.

Ability to execute multiple jobs at the same time in a given environment

Deleting columns now presents the user with an option to abort the action. We have observed that very few users use the propagate deletion flow when deleting a column from the grid. To kick off deletion propagation, you must now do this from the Column Lineage interface.

Various minor improvements to make the app better!

We are excited to release multi-branch git support to our customers! You can now check out older versions of your data pipelines, branch for new feature development or implement a hotfix, merge in changes, and handle merge conflicts—all from within the app!

Run status now displayed in Node grid to have a tabular view of what is running in your DAG.

Introduction of Column-level grid to browse all columns in your DAG. Currently, this feature is read-only...but exciting things are to come!

Coalesce Command Line Interface (coa) is now available via npm. You can read more details here.

We redesigned our interface for assigning columns to hash columns. Now the order of these columns can be explicitly set.

Coalesce no longer pre-fetches data previews during "Run All"

General improvements to the UX and internal logging

You can now write node level and column level SQL tests for all node types.

Admins now have control over user management.

Grid view now supports node search.

Introduced a new core UI element to capture more generic user input in a table-like structure.

We’ve added new options to the graph tab! You can now Validate create and run, Create all nodes from the graph.

Multisource is now supported on the View node type.

Bulk edit now supports node and column source mapping.

Dimension node type now expires records with milliseconds granularity rather than 1 day in the past.

The app now supports Gridview on the build tab. This view can be toggled off or on.

We have made changes to the metadata structure. This will include column details for the upstream nodes.