Releasesby GlyphModal 1.5.2
- We've added new interfaces for programmatic management of workspace settings: Use the modal.Workspace.settings.list() method or modal workspace settings list CLI to see current workspace-level settings. Use the modal.Workspace.settings.set() method or modal workspace settings set CLI to configure new values.
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Online Feature Store (Public Preview)
Online Feature Store is now available in public preview. Serve the latest feature values with low-latency online retrieval backed by Snowflake Postgres for real-time ML applications such as fraud detection, recommendations, and personalization.
Databricks-provided MCP Services will GA soon
Databricks-provided MCP Services for SaaS applications such as Slack, GitHub, Atlassian, and Google Drive will soon be generally available, with both read and write operations enabled by default. Admins and users can disable MCP Services and individual tools in Unity Gateway . See Connect agents to tools with MCP Services .
Secrets in Unity Catalog (Public Preview)
You can now store, govern, and access secrets as securable objects in Unity Catalog. A Unity Catalog secret uses the three-level namespace ( catalog.schema.secret ) and is governed by Unity Catalog privileges, so you can apply the same access controls and auditing that you use for other data assets. See Secrets in Unity Catalog .
Dreams research preview adds Claude Fable 5 and Claude Sonnet 5
Dreams, in research preview, now supports Claude Fable 5 and Claude Sonnet 5.
Agentic autofix for code scanning alerts in public preview
Agentic autofix is now in public preview for all code scanning alerts. It remediates alerts generated by CodeQL and third-party scanning tools by working across your codebase the way a developer would, it explores relevant files, proposes a fix, and reruns the original analysis to confirm the fix closes the alert before opening a pull request for your...
supabase-js will require TypeScript 5.0+ from January 31, 2027
@supabase/supabase-js will require TypeScript 5.0 starting January 31, 2027, dropping support for TypeScript 4.7 to 4.9.
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Modal 1.5.3
- We've added new APIs for programmatically retrieving logs on several object types: Function, Server, and FunctionCall. Each object exposes three different methods, allowing you to stream() logs as they are generated, fetch() logs from a specific date/time range, or tail() the most recent logs.
Modal 1.5.1
This release includes several major new features, including the debut of a new serverless compute primitive for low-latency HTTP applications (@app.server()) and a new CLI for deploying production-ready LLM inference endpoints with minimal configuration (modal endpoint).
Modal 1.5.0
This is a major release that includes several new features (named Images, version-pinned Function lookups, Sandbox domain allowlists), a new modal skills CLI, and a small number of breaking changes. We're introducing a "named Image" concept, akin to a Modal-native Image registry.
Modal 1.5.4
With this release, it's now possible to opt into a more performant Sandbox backend, which affords substantially higher creation rates and concurrency. Set MODAL_SANDBOX_V2=1 as an environment variable and your Sandboxes will use this new system without any code changes. This will become the default behavior in version 1.6.0 of the Python SDK.
Modal 1.5.5
- We've added a modal.Sandbox.logs API, allowing you to fetch() logs from a specific date/time range or to tail() the most recent logs. Note that only logs from the entrypoint process of a Sandbox are currently stored, and streaming logs via this interface is not currently supported.
Modal 1.4.3
- This release introduces a new "regional routing" concept for Function inputs, which is now in Public Beta. By setting routing_region="..." in the @app.function() or @app.cls() decorators, you can configure the Function to route its inputs through servers in us-west, eu-west, or ap-south instead of us-east.
Modal 1.6.0
Sandboxes now use our next-generation backend, affording substantially higher creation rates and concurrency limits for CPU Sandboxes. No code changes are required, but there are some semantic differences to be aware of: The modal.Sandbox.create() method now blocks until the Sandbox is scheduled instead of returning immediately.
Modal 1.6.1
- We've added CLI commands for observability over Modal Endpoints: modal endpoint info displays basic metadata. modal endpoint stats reports aggregate performance metrics. modal endpoint logs fetches or streams logs.