Releasesby GlyphCoCo Desktop v1.21.4
CoCo Desktop v1.21.4 is a polish and reliability release on top of v1.21.3:
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Sharing foreign Iceberg tables with OpenSharing is now generally available
Sharing and reading foreign Iceberg tables with OpenSharing is now generally available. Providers can share Iceberg tables federated from foreign Iceberg catalogs using Lakehouse Federation, including to recipients using external Iceberg clients.
Sharing foreign schemas and tables with OpenSharing is now generally available
Sharing and reading foreign schemas and foreign tables with OpenSharing is now generally available. Providers can share foreign schemas and tables federated from external data sources using Lakehouse Federation, without copying data into Databricks.
Session restore for serverless jobs is in Public Preview
Restore the Python variables and Spark session from a serverless compute job run into a new interactive notebook, so you can debug a failure or explore results without rerunning the entire job. Databricks captures the snapshot automatically for eligible runs. See Session restore for serverless jobs .
Add VS Code Agents to Copilot usage metrics
GitHub Copilot usage metrics reports now include generally available metrics for activity in the dedicated VS Code Agents window, helping you measure adoption and engagement across enterprises and organizations.
Preview a remixable project without signing in
Anyone who opens the link to a project with public remixing enabled can now see a preview of the latest version of the app before they remix it, even without a Lovable account. The page shows a Remix button, and remixing requires signing in. It shows the app only, with no project name, code, chat history, or files.
Preview or remix a template from its card
You can now preview or remix a template from its card. On lovable.dev/templates and on the dashboard's Lovable templates tab, each template card has a ⋯ menu with Preview and Remix . Preview opens the template app in a preview window, and Remix makes your own copy of the template.
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CoCo Desktop v1.21.3
CoCo Desktop v1.21.3 isolates the Snowflake session that agent SQL runs in, adds full-text search across past sessions, and makes the redesigned dbt workspace the standard dbt experience:
CoCo Desktop v1.21.5
CoCo Desktop v1.21.5 is a small quality release on top of v1.21.4, focused on error messages that tell you what to do next:
CoCo Desktop v1.21.2
CoCo Desktop v1.21.2 adds new ways to visualize query results and create automations, and fixes reliability problems in long-running sessions and at startup on managed machines:
CoCo in the Snowflake Extension for Visual Studio Code (General availability)
CoCo in the Snowflake Extension for Visual Studio Code is now generally available. CoCo runs in a side panel next to the extension's existing SQL and Snowpark Python workflows, so you can work locally while you stay connected to your Snowflake account.
CoCo Desktop v1.21.6
CoCo Desktop v1.21.6 refines everyday chat controls and shores up connectivity:
CoCo Desktop v1.21.1
CoCo Desktop v1.21.1 is a stability and polish release that focuses on automation schedules, native HTML report publishing, and reliability:
CoCo automations in CLI and Snowsight (Preview)
CoCo automations in the CoCo CLI and CoCo in Snowsight are now available in public preview. Automations let you schedule recurring, unattended CoCo runs that execute in a Snowflake-managed sandbox. Each run creates a Cortex thread that you can inspect and continue in CoCo. Automations created from one surface can be monitored and managed from the other.
Enforce CoCo policy with MDM (Preview)
Enforcing CoCo policy with Mobile Device Management (MDM) is now available in preview. Administrators can deliver account restrictions, allowed authentication methods, and minimum version requirements for CoCo CLI and CoCo Desktop through a macOS configuration profile, Windows Group Policy or Intune, or managed-settings.json .