Dataform introduces `createLongRunning` for asynchronous Workspace creation. This new method requires the `parent` parameter, which is a breaking change if you were previously omitting it in early integrations.
Dataform now offers an asynchronous method for creating workspaces, `createLongRunning`, which requires a `parent` parameter. You can also set a `concurrentActionsLimit` in `InvocationConfig` for finer control over workflow execution.
Dataform now allows developers to set a maximum concurrent actions limit for workflow invocations. A new `QUEUED` state for actions provides visibility into concurrency-related delays.
Dataform now offers an asynchronous method to create compilation results. While marked as a breaking change, this primarily defines the required `parent` parameter for the *new* `createLongRunning` method, ensuring proper resource scoping from the start.
Dataform now offers a new asynchronous method, `createLongRunning`, for creating compilation results, returning an `Operation` for tracking. This method requires a `parent` parameter.
Dataform now allows developers to programmatically fetch the commit history of a workspace, enhancing Git integration. A new field for personal authentication in Git remote settings is also available.
A minor documentation update clarifies the reference point for file paths within Dataform workspaces. No functional changes or developer action required.
Dataform now supports native BigQuery unit testing and granular end-user authentication for workflow invocations. Note that several metadata fields for unit tests and auth are now strictly read-only.
Dataform introduces native support for BigQuery unit tests and granular execution modes. Several fields related to test results and authentication are now strictly read-only.
Dataform Workspaces now support native Git branch operations including checkout, fetch, and delete, enabling better programmatic control over development environments.
Dataform is expanding beyond standard projects to support single-file SQL and Notebook assets, alongside GCS-based repository snapshots for scheduled executions.
Dataform is expanding beyond standard projects to support SQL and Notebook assets as first-class pipelines. New features also include GCS repository snapshotting for scheduled notebook execution.
This update consists of minor documentation refinements, including the removal of internal linting comments and improved formatting for resource names in descriptions.
Dataform workflows can now be triggered automatically by table updates, and Git remote settings now support direct repository links for machine credentials.
Dataform now makes the Git default branch setting optional and provides a resolved 'effective' branch field, alongside clearer path definitions for directory entries.
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