Subscribe to updatesFixed: Accounts with a email address as the username in Snowflake were receiving connection errors.
Fixed: Unsupported data type changes failed on the first deploy, but succeed on the second attempt with no code changes.
Fixed: Nodes weren’t deploying in order under certain circumstances.
Fixed: CLI versions greater than 7.4.3 would return a RangeError: Invalid string length when running plan.
Version 7.6.5
A new locations.yml is part of commits. It contains the default storage location and a list of storage locations.
You can now retry a Job from failure in the Coalesce app. When you retry a Job, the run details will have a link to the previous run.
We’ve improved the error logging for the CLI.
You can now extend and modify Packages.
We fixed a bug where the API did not return the correct run URLs.
We fixed a bug where if there were too many Hash columns, scrolling wasn’t enabled.
We fixed a bug where users who were connected to a large number of workspaces weren’t able to login using OAuth.
We fixed a bug where insert statements were being ran, despite a Snowflake network error.
We’re launching a new documentation site! You can check it out at https://preview-docs.coalesce.io/docs/.
What can you expect?
The week of September 29, 2024, Coalesce will implement the new site at https://docs.coalesce.io/docs. The documentation site URL is not changing.
Some page URLs have changed and redirects have been created.
We fixed a bug where large jobs were failing due to repeated processing of the same information.
We’ve released CLI version 7.5.8
We’ve released our built in Scheduler. This enhancement introduces in-app scheduling capabilities for Coalesce jobs, eliminating the requirement for external scheduling tools for basic job orchestration.
Read about setting up the Scheduler.
We're excited to announce the release of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). With RBAC, you can assign roles to users based on their responsibilities, ensuring they only have access to the data they need. This minimizes the risk of unauthorized access, streamlining user permissions while enhancing overall security.
Read our RBAC Migration Guide.
Learn about using RBAC with Coalesce.
Git Parse - We’ve improved handling parsing errors in Git.
We fixed an error where the failed `queryID` was a mismatch between Snowflake and Coalesce.
Git Repo Format Upgrade must be completed by September 5, 2024.
On September 5, 2024, Coalesce will enable the Git Repo Format Upgrade for all existing customers.
As part of the upgrade, you’ll need to upgrade your CLI and enable the Git Repo Format Upgrade. Review our announcement to learn more.
We’ve released Version 7.4.3
We’ve released three new endpoints that allow you to manage Nodes in your Workspaces.
List Nodes - Returns a list of all the Nodes in a Workspace.
Get Node - Returns information about a single Node.
Set Node - Edit existing Nodes in a Workspace.
You can now run existing Jobs in the Coalesce App.
We’ve updated our Git integration to better handle sync and validation errors.
We’ve improved the speed of the Build page for large data pipelines.
We fixed a bug where you couldn’t clear multiple sources using the Bulk Editor.
We fixed an issue where users received an error about uncommitted changes when updating from the remote repository, despite not making any changes.
We fixed a bug where not all tables were available when adding a source.
We fixed an issue where Docs were slow to open.
We fixed a bug where Node descriptions that were null wouldn't deploy.
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We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of Role-based Access Control (RBAC) on our platform, a new feature designed to enhance security and provide more granular access controls within our environment.
Role-based Access Control (RBAC) is a method of restricting system access to authorized users based on their role within an organization.
RBAC is currently in private preview and is available only upon request. To enable RBAC for your organization, please contact the Coalesce support team. We appreciate your feedback and look forward to enhancing this feature based on your insights during this phase.
Review our RBAC documentation to learn more.
We’ve updated our Merge Conflicts workflow. Now you can clearly see which lines need to be reviewed, move between each conflict easily, and can decide to keep or reject changes with the click of a button.
Take a look at our Merge Conflicts documentation.
Some new documentation we’ve added includes:
Finding your Environment, Workspace, Node, and Run ID.
Lot’s of updates to existing content.
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