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v0.10.5

25 Jan 12:18
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v0.10.4

18 Jan 13:05
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v0.10.3

11 Jan 11:43
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v0.10.2

09 Jan 14:08
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v0.10.1

03 Jan 16:11
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  • Remove javax annotations from Ingestion API @damirabdul (#1204)
  • Remove is_deleted field from API models @damirabdul (#1192)
  • Replace external library 'uuid' on the build-in function 'crypto.rand… @FlySpot (#1200)
  • Fix concurrent modification error in tests and run tests in parallel (4 threads) @shilgam (#1193)
  • Worflow triggering rules @shilgam (#1170)

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v0.10.0

20 Dec 14:36
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The ODD Platform v0.10 adds such features to the mix as:

  • Preserving lineage state in query params: This allows users to easily share their lineage graph with other data practitioners, facilitating collaboration and ensuring that everyone has access to the most up-to-date and accurate data.
  • Resending failed messages in Data Collaboration: The ODD Platform now attempts to resend messages in Data Collaboration providers (Slack) several times if an error occurs while sending.
  • Housekeeping: The ODD Platform is now able to delete empty table partitions that are no longer of use, in order to increase its performance and maintain a clean underlying database.

v0.9.1

15 Dec 14:08
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v0.9.0

12 Dec 12:55
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One of the cornerstones of Data Observability is the ability to alert users about any data infrastructure issues. The v0.9 release of the ODD Platform introduces an enhanced Alert Management feature, which allows to stack alerts of the same type and automatically resolve existing open alerts based on the state of a data source. It also offers the ability to “switch” any entity into the maintenance mode, thus effectively blocking the ability to create new alerts.

The platform’s UI for Lineage has also been improved, which makes the data discovery process more convenient and efficient at the same time.

As usual, the v0.9 release includes bug fixes and maintenance work that further advance the performance, reliability, and usability of the ODD Platform.

v0.8.0

14 Nov 14:48
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We are happy to present ODD Platform v0.8.0!

"The v0.8 release of the ODD Platform is all about making data discovery and collaboration easier for our customers," says German Osin, Chief Product Owner of the ODD Platform. "With the latest iteration of RBAC, we give our customers more fine-grained control over who can access which data by granularly specifying their own data policies. The addition of OpenDataDiscovery profilers, which are powered by machine learning, makes it easy to enrich data with statistics and labels, while filtering data entities by DEG allows our customers to quickly find the data they need, collect stats on and in tables, label data source columns, and more."

"We are especially excited about our new Data Collaboration feature," continues Osin. "This allows our customers to start a conversation about data — be it tables, jobs, or anything else — in Open Data Discovery and continue it in Slack, with a single click of a button. In the future, we plan to store all user messages within the data entity so they can be indexed for quick search on the platform."

As usual, the v0.8 release includes bug fixes and maintenance work that further advance the performance, reliability, and usability of the ODD Platform.

The platform is built in close collaboration between Provectus and the open-source community. We invite the data community to contribute to the project, to help us realize our vision.

Thank you all for your contributions, we appreciate it!

v0.7.3

31 Oct 09:22
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