Release notes

Dataset preview in Data Lineage now displays data health information, including rules and health checks. This feature is available for all datasets, including streaming datasets.

A new webview is now available in the Palantir extension for Visual Studio Code's built-in source control panel. This webview displays code repository-specific actions such as the branch selector and the Propose changes option.

Data Lineage now supports copy-and-paste functionality. You can copy and paste notes as plain text, or use copy and paste to import a list of RIDs to Data Lineage or move nodes between tabs.

Users can now rename job groupings in Pipeline Builder to better organize and identify their pipeline jobs.

When importing files to a dataset with the Import and validate option, a schema editor dialog is shown when validation fails. In the dialog, you are able to select a button to undo the import with a transaction rollback. We renamed this button from Cancel to Undo import to clarify that the import already occurred and downstream consumers may have already processed the new files.

Several applications (including Workshop, Actions, and Automate) now support version range dependencies for functions. Review the documentation on Functions versioning and Version range dependencies for more details.

You can now import and use query functions in your TypeScript functions in Code Repositories. You can add your query functions in the sidebar and call them directly from your code.

Data Connection now allows you to duplicate existing webhooks. When you duplicate a webhook, all configuration fields except for the API name are copied to the new webhook. This functionality makes it easier to create multiple similar webhooks without having to manually recreate each configuration from scratch.

The Started by column on the Schedule Metrics page now displays the fulfilled triggers for each schedule run, showing related builds or logic updates.

Stream monitors can now be configured to monitor a specific branch. When creating or editing a monitor, you can specify which branch to monitor, and the monitor will only create alerts for that particular branch. This provides more targeted monitoring capabilities for streams with multiple branches.

Data Lineage hotkeys are being updated for better consistency. The Select parents and Select children actions now use left/right arrow keys without requiring modifier keys. Additionally, presentation mode hotkeys have been simplified. Modified hotkeys now work only with the documented modifier key (Cmd on macOS, Ctrl on Windows/Linux) rather than accepting any modifier. During the transition period, both old and new combinations will work, with a one-time warning displayed when using deprecated combinations.