Releasesby GlyphTime Travel in Dataset Preview (beta)
Time Travel in Dataset Preview lets users investigate how a dataset or Iceberg table changed across committed versions, inspect past data, and compare versions. It is in beta.
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SQL environment variable and private Git package support for dbt Projects on Snowflake
Environment variable support for dbt Projects on Snowflake is now generally available. Manage per-developer schemas, dynamic runtime values, secrets, and multiple environments in a single, Git-versioned env.yml file that Snowflake resolves before each run.
SERVICE_AGENT user type (General availability)
With this release, the SERVICE_AGENT user type is generally available. Use this user type for automated AI agents that interact with Snowflake using their own identity and privileges.
SHOW CORTEX BASE MODELS command (General availability)
With this release, we are pleased to announce the general availability of the SHOW CORTEX BASE MODELS command. Use this command to list the Cortex Base Models available in your account, along with each model’s lifecycle status, regional availability, legacy date, and end-of-life date.
C++ SDK for the Zerobus Ingest connector is now available in Beta
A C++ SDK for the Zerobus Ingest connector in Lakeflow Connect is now available in Beta. The SDK provides a high-throughput gRPC client for ingesting records directly into Unity Catalog Delta tables, with support for JSON and Protocol Buffers. See Use Zerobus Ingest .
Genie Code scheduled tasks are in Beta
You can now schedule Genie Code to run a prompt on a recurring schedule. Each run executes your prompt as a full Genie Code session and produces a continuable Genie chat with the results, so you can turn recurring analysis into an unattended background task. Create a scheduled task by asking Genie Code in chat or by filling in the create form manually.
Databricks Runtime 19 and Databricks Runtime 19 for Machine Learning are now generally available
Databricks Runtime 19 and Databricks Runtime 19 for Machine Learning are now generally available (GA), powered by Apache Spark 4.2.0. For release notes, see Databricks Runtime 19 and Databricks Runtime 19 for Machine Learning .
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AI FDE creates Workflow Lineage graphs
AI FDE now creates Workflow Lineage graphs that show every relationship between resources in a single graph.
Workshop widget display optimization controls
Workshop now lets builders control when individual widgets mount and unmount as users navigate within a module, an advanced feature for application performance.
Restricted views support Global Branching
Restricted views now integrate with Global Branching, so changes to a restricted view's policy and markings can be built and tested on a branch before merging into main.
View and debug permission issues in Workflow Lineage
Users can now view and debug permission issues in Workflow Lineage directly from the graph, including issues with action submission criteria.
Observability Chart widget in Workshop is generally available
The Observability Chart widget, now generally available in Workshop, plots metrics for workflow resources over time. It is live across all enrollments.
AIP Document Intelligence: deploy extraction strategies as Python functions (GA)
Deploying extraction strategies to Python functions is generally available in AIP Document Intelligence, as an alternative to running a strategy in a batch pipeline.
Insight supports Global Branching
Insight now supports Global Branching, letting users scope an analysis session to a branch to view Ontology data and run actions on that branch.
Claude Opus 5 available in AIP via Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex, and Azure
Claude Opus 5 is available on non-georestricted enrollments from Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex, and Microsoft Azure; US and EU enrollments get it from AWS Bedrock and Google Vertex, and JP from AWS Bedrock.