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The Onboarding Wizard is back—and better aligned with your needs. This step-by-step setup guides you through authentication and storage configuration so you can spend less time on setup and more time building pipelines.
Your Feedback in Action
Storage & Mapping Optional on Duplication: When you duplicate a Workspace, you can now skip Storage Location configuration and Storage Mapping entirely—no need to fill them in unless you want to change them.
Existing Commits: If you’re branching off an existing Workspace with mappings already in your repo, the Onboarding Wizard will automatically pull in those Storage Locations and Storage Mappings for you.
Auto-Populate Existing Settings: If your original Workspace already had Storage Locations or Storage Mappings, we’ll carry those over automatically so you don’t have to reconfigure.
Why You’ll Love It
These tweaks remove unnecessary clicks when duplicating a Workspace and ensure your existing settings stick—giving you a seamless transition every time.
We’ve refined the Deploy Wizard to give you clearer visibility into errors and warnings during the Review Plan step. Now, issues are organized into separate Errors and Warnings tabs—so you can quickly zero in on what needs fixing before you deploy.
New service accounts will now connect successfully without requiring environment settings to be manually saved.
These features are currently in Private Preview. Please reach out to your Coalesce account manager to sign up.
The Onboarding Wizard is back—and better aligned with your needs. This step-by-step setup guides you through authentication and storage configuration so you can spend less time on setup and more time building pipelines.
Your Feedback in Action
Storage & Mapping Optional on Duplication: When you duplicate a Workspace, you can now skip Storage Location configuration and Storage Mapping entirely—no need to fill them in unless you want to change them.
Existing Commits: If you’re branching off an existing Workspace with mappings already in your repo, the Onboarding Wizard will automatically pull in those Storage Locations and Storage Mappings for you.
Auto-Populate Existing Settings: If your original Workspace already had Storage Locations or Storage Mappings, we’ll carry those over automatically so you don’t have to reconfigure.
Why You’ll Love It
These tweaks remove unnecessary clicks when duplicating a Workspace and ensure your existing settings stick—giving you a seamless transition every time.
We’ve refined the Deploy Wizard to give you clearer visibility into errors and warnings during the Review Plan step. Now, issues are organized into separate Errors and Warnings tabs—so you can quickly zero in on what needs fixing before you deploy.
We've improved the display of Projects and Environments with long names on the Deploy Page to make it easier to filter:
Selected environments in the filter now show their full names instead of project-name combinations.
Hover tooltips now appear in both the dropdown list and selection textbox to show full names when they're cut off.
The “×” remove button is now consistently visible on all selected filter tags, even when their labels are truncated. This ensures users can always remove applied filters without needing to hover or expand the text.
Syntax highlighting was added to the Parameter pages, making it easier to spot errors and understand the code structure at a glance.
A next parameter has been added to the List Runs endpoint response, making it easier to track your position while paginating through results.
Improved support for systemColumns in Node endpoints:
The Get Workspace Node endpoint now includes all systemColumns attributes in its response.
The Set Workspace Node endpoint has been updated to preserve existing systemColumns attributes when updating a Node.
System columns were added to the metadata.column .
Fixed incorrect error message when making change tracking configuration required in UDNs. The message now correctly states "Please select a change tracking column."
Previously, users were incorrectly prompted to upgrade already-upgraded repositories. Coalesce now properly verifies Git commits and provides clear error messages when Git account testing is needed.
Environments no longer get stuck in a "Refreshing" state when no jobs are actively running.
Long Azure DevOps PR descriptions now properly truncate before being included in commit messages, preventing SQL compilation errors during deployment.
These features are currently in Private Preview. Please reach out to your Coalesce account manager to sign up.
The Onboarding Wizard is back—and better aligned with your needs. This step-by-step setup guides you through authentication and storage configuration so you can spend less time on setup and more time building pipelines.
Your Feedback in Action
Storage & Mapping Optional on Duplication: When you duplicate a Workspace, you can now skip Storage Location and Storage Mapping entirely—no need to fill them in unless you want to change them.
Existing Commits: If you’re branching off an existing Workspace with mappings already in your repo, the Onboarding Wizard will automatically pull in those Storage Locations and Storage Mappings for you.
Auto-Populate Existing Settings: If your original Workspace already had Storage Locations or Storage Mappings, we’ll carry those over automatically so you don’t have to reconfigure.
Why You’ll Love It
These tweaks remove unnecessary clicks when duplicating a Workspace and ensure your existing settings stick—giving you a seamless transition every time.
We’ve refined the Deploy Wizard to give you clearer visibility into errors and warnings during the Review Plan step. Now, issues are organized into separate Errors and Warnings tabs—so you can quickly zero in on what needs fixing before you deploy.
We've improved the display of Projects and Environments with long names on the Deploy Page to make it easier to filter:
Syntax highlighting was added to the Parameter pages, making it easier to spot errors and understand the code structure at a glance.
The Problem Scanner now identifies duplicate Subgraph names and provides clickable links to navigate directly to the affected Subgraphs.
Empty Subgraphs now display an expandable arrow and show "Empty" in gray italics when expanded. This improves visual clarity by aligning elements and preventing empty Subgraphs from appearing to be parent Nodes.
A next parameter has been added to the List Runs endpoint response, making it easier to track your position while paginating through results.
Improved support for systemColumns in Node endpoints:
Fixed incorrect error message when making change tracking configuration required in UDNs. The message now correctly states "Please select a change tracking column."
Previously, users were incorrectly prompted to upgrade already-upgraded repositories. Coalesce now properly verifies Git commits and provides clear error messages when Git account testing is needed.
Environments no longer get stuck in a "Refreshing" state when no jobs are actively running.
Long Azure DevOps PR descriptions now properly truncate before being included in commit messages, preventing SQL compilation errors during deployment.
We are notifying all Coalesce customers using command-line tools that an immediate upgrade to the Coalesce CLI version 7.17.1 or higher is required. Snowflake's recent 2025_02 release includes changes that may cause service interruptions for users running older versions of the Coalesce CLI.
To prevent any disruption, please check your CLI version by running:
coa --version
If your version is lower than 7.17.1, upgrade your CLI by running:
npm upgrade -g @coalescesoftware/coa
For more information on the Snowflake bundle changes, please visit the Snowflake Release Notes.
We’ve made several improvements to the Coalesce user experience:
Nodes in the Build Interface panel and source Node selector are now alphabetically sorted for easier navigation.
The Deployment page features interconnected filters—selecting a value in one filter automatically updates options in related filters.
You can now view Column Lineage while in Column Grid view, enabling quick lineage access when working with large graphs.
When viewing a selected (blue) Node in Column Lineage, you can edit it directly without having to locate and select it again.
Selecting a Node in the DAG or Graph View now highlights its counterpart in the sidebar, maintaining view consistency and eliminating redundant selections.
Deployments now succeed when a Node's source changes while its name remains unchanged.
The Node editor now shows an accurate number of Columns that are in a Node.
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Delta Stream Merge Node uses a Delta Stream and handles DELETE operations alongside INSERT and UPDATE.
View-Qualify advanced deploy UDN is a versatile Node that lets you develop and deploy a Snowflake View with an added QUALIFY filter.
Geospatial datatypes are now supported for Dimension Nodes.
Data quality tests in views now supported in both the Base Nodes package and Base Nodes Advanced Deploy package.
We've enhanced the InferSchema functionality in Copy Into and Snowpipe Nodes. CSV processing now needs just one file format, not two. The system creates a temporary file format to infer the schema and removes it when the session ends.
A bug in Dimension Zero Key Node related to handling certain edge cases around null value handling has been fixed.
Persistent Stages change has been made to fix an error caused when all column are chosen as change tracking for Type-2.
Deployment will no longer display an erroneous authentication failure message during successful deployments.
Deploying will no longer fail with the error Cannot read properties of null (reading 'compiledSQL').