We’ve resolved an internal bug that had no effect on the end user.

We've resolved an issue in the deployment process that caused some operations to experience poor performance.

Node and Column Test Failures

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We’ve introduced a new feature that lets you know when a Node or Column Test has failed during a refresh.

On the Deploy page, statuses are now color coded for easy review.

• Green - It was successful with no errors.

• Yellow - The Refresh was successful, but had Column or Node test failures.

• Red - The Deploy or Refresh failed.

Take a look at Troubleshooting Deploys and Refreshes.

Updates

• You can now use OAuth to run concurrent jobs using the Snowflake Tasks API.

• You can now type to search within all dropdown filter menus on the Deploy page, making it faster and easier to find the option you’re looking for.

Bug Fixes

• Previously credential errors and mismatches would return a 500 for the`startRun` endpoint.`startRun` now returns either a400 or 401.

• We fixed an issue where an invalid project ID would make the application unresponsive.

• [Object Object] no longer appears in the hash column.

Version 7.16.1

• Fixed issue where changes made to Nodes would not appear in Deploy and Refresh operations.

• Minor internal bugfix to support user onboarding.

On February 11, there were reported issues with our 7.13.1 release. We have fully resolved any issues with version 7.13.2. If you experience any further issues, please contact our support team.

We apologize for any disruption and thank you for your patience.

Follow us at https://status.coalesce.io/ to stay updated on Coalesce system status and any service interruptions.

• Added reliability improvements to the checkout process to ensure first-time success.

• Updated Node deletion to immediately reflect removed nodes in the UI without requiring a page refresh.

Fixed “marked failed errors” during refresh.

We fixed a bug where Nodes with a joinTemplate in their definition did not generate code for the join condition, resulting in the join tab being blank..