Scroll through all files in the Files tab
Your project's Files tab now loads more files as you scroll , so you can browse a large project's files in one list.
Also shipped Oct 26, 2026Lovable in October 2026 →
Conversation logging for Conversational analytics in BigQuery is generally available
BigQuery now supports logging data agent conversations directly to a BigQuery table within the agent's project.
Improved Lakeflow Performance Observability will soon be available by default for workspaces with the compliance security profile enabled
Databricks is enabling improved Lakeflow performance observability by default for workspaces with the compliance security profile.
Looker (Google Cloud core) data lineage is generally available
Data lineage for Looker (Google Cloud core) is now generally available, providing end-to-end visibility for LookML dashboards and Conversational Analytics agents.
BigQuery Python user-defined functions support volume mounts in preview
Python user-defined functions in BigQuery now support volume mounts, allowing users to access dependency files directly from Cloud Storage.
QuickBooks connector is available in Beta
The managed QuickBooks connector is now available in beta, enabling incremental ingestion of accounting data into Databricks.
Looker-managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is generally available
The Looker-managed MCP server is now generally available, allowing AI agents to interact with business data and LookML models without middleware.
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Manage IdP group mappings in one place
Workspace admins and owners on Business and Enterprise plans now map IdP groups to workspace roles in the Provisioning groups section of the workspace's Identity settings. On Enterprise plans, SCIM provisioning uses the same mappings. Workspace owners can also map a group to the Owner role.
Redesigned connector pages
Each connector's page now has a Connect button that creates the first connection type the connector supports. More options lists the other types. The connector's connections appear in one Connections list, where the Visibility column shows whether each one is Private or Shared . You can sort the list by name, visibility, or number of projects.
Clearer Privacy & security settings
The Privacy & security settings have reworded labels and descriptions that say what each setting controls. Changes with a wide effect, such as enabling automatic deletion of abandoned projects or restricting code downloads, now open a confirmation dialog that shows what the change does. The change applies after you confirm.
Folder access applies to personal folders only
When a personal folder becomes a workspace folder, the access levels you granted stop applying to the projects inside it. The people and groups you invited keep their workspace role and any access you gave them on a project directly.
Gemini 2.5 chat models are retired for your app's AI features
The Gemini 2.5 Pro , Gemini 2.5 Flash , and Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite chat models ( google/gemini-2.5-pro , google/gemini-2.5-flash , and google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite ) are no longer available for your app's AI features. They retired on October 20, 2026 .
See adoption by department without SCIM
Workspace admins and owners on Business and Enterprise plans can now see adoption by department in Insights when your workspace uses SSO without SCIM. To set it up, map the department attribute in your SAML or OIDC app. Lovable then reads it at each sign-in, so the breakdown fills as your members return.
Group your workspaces into an organization
Enterprise companies that run several Lovable workspaces can now manage them together in an organization . The company sets up SSO once for all of them, and with SCIM the identity provider adds and removes members automatically. Org admins see every member and role in one place, and teams can publish internal apps to everyone in the company.
Let Lovable create your Supabase project
You can now ask Lovable to create a Supabase project for an app that has no backend. You choose the organization and the region, and Lovable creates the project there and connects it to your app. This works in workspaces where the built-in backend is disabled.