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Great Tables v1.1.0 is quite a hefty release, and it's centered on richer color scaling, accessibility, and much more reliable LaTeX output. Tables can now have a stub made of several columns, and the new cols_align_decimal() method lines up numbers on their decimal mark.
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Checkout footer visibility now applies to merchant-configurable content
The visibility fields on CheckoutBrandingFooterContent and CheckoutAndAccountsConfigurationBrandingFooterContent now control only merchant-configurable footer content. Checkout can display Shopify-provided transaction information in the footer regardless of this setting.
Sync real-time Stripe data to Supabase with Stripe Data Pipeline
Supabase users can now sync real-time Stripe data directly from the Stripe Dashboard using Stripe Data Pipeline. The integration handles historical backfills and ongoing syncs without requiring custom webhooks or rate limit management.
You can copy tables across regions
You can copy tables across regions . This feature is now generally available (GA).
You can now use column aliases in GoogleSQL
You can now use column aliases in GoogleSQL. This feature lets you define an alias for an expression in the SELECT clause of a SQL query and immediately reference that alias within the same SELECT list or in the WHERE clause of the same query block.
You can export a conversational analytics agent's answer , including text, visualizations, tables, and...
You can export a conversational analytics agent's answer , including text, visualizations, tables, and citations, to a PDF or CSV file. This feature is generally available (GA).
ADBC driver for Power BI is now generally available
The Arrow Database Connectivity (ADBC) driver for the Databricks connector for Power BI is now generally available. ADBC is the default driver for new connections in Power BI Desktop and the Power BI service. See Configure ADBC or ODBC driver for Power BI .
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great-tables 1.0.0
Great Tables v1.0.0 is here. This milestone release introduces these powerful new formatting methods: fmt_fraction() for mixed fractions, fmt_chem() for chemical formulas, fmt_index() for alphabetical indices, and fmt_url()/fmt_email() for clickable links and buttons.
great-tables 0.24.0
Great Tables v0.24.0 introduces interactive tables, letting users sort, search, filter, and paginate directly in the browser. A single call to opt_interactive() transforms any GT table into a client-side interactive widget while preserving all existing formatting and styling.
great-tables 0.23.0
Great Tables v0.23.0 adds new table management and formatting capabilities. This release introduces rm_*() methods for selectively removing table components, a tab_stub_indent() method for controlling row label hierarchy, and the fmt_number_si() formatter for rendering values with SI (metric) prefixes like kilo, mega, and milli.
great-tables 0.22.0
Great Tables v0.22.0 is a feature-rich release that greatly expands the formatting, text manipulation, and export capabilities of the library. Highlights include new methods for footnotes, duration formatting, parts-per notation, summary rows, and specialized column merges.
great-tables 0.21.0
This release adds cols_merge() for combining cell contents across columns, cols_label_with() for function-based relabeling, fmt_engineering() for engineering notation, and opt_css() for injecting custom CSS rules. Deprecations - opt_all_caps() now uses loc.column_labels, loc.stub, and loc.row_groups for the locations= argument.