Releasesby GlyphMicrosoft SQL Server (Windows Authentication): unsupported ODBC connection params are now rejected
Retool now blocks Microsoft SQL Server resources that use Windows Authentication with custom ODBC connection parameters outside an approved allowlist. Previously, unsupported parameters were logged as warnings but still applied. They now cause resource setup to fail.
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Deep Research in Snowflake CoWork (General availability)
Deep Research in Snowflake CoWork is now generally available. Deep Research is an investigation mode for complex, open-ended questions that require multi-step reasoning across your data.
REPLACE WHERE flows are now generally available
REPLACE WHERE flows for pipelines and standalone streaming tables are now generally available. Use them to replace only rows matching a predicate on each refresh, without reprocessing the full table history. See Batch processing with REPLACE WHERE flows .
Managed Iceberg materialized views are in Public Preview
You can now create a materialized view that is compatible with external Iceberg readers. This feature is in Public Preview . To enable it, reach out to your Databricks account team. See Create a materialized view compatible with external Iceberg readers .
[Launched] Generally Available: Network Security Perimeter support for Azure Event Hubs
Azure Event Hubs now supports Network Security Perimeter (NSP), enabling organizations to define a logical network isolation boundary for PaaS resources and control public network access through perimeter-based access rules.With Network Security Perimeter
[Launched] Generally Available: Confidential Computing support for Azure Event Hubs Dedicated
Azure Event Hubs Dedicated now supports Confidential Computing, enabling organizations to protect streaming data while it is being processed in memory. By leveraging hardware-based trusted execution environments (TEEs), customers can help safeguard sensit
Per-user budgets for cost centers in the billing UI
Enterprise admins can now create cost center user-level budgets directly in the billing UI where you manage cost centers and budgets. This feature is available for GitHub Enterprise Cloud. This gives you the same per-user AI credit budget controls that were previously only available through the REST API.
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Retool 4.19 Edge for self-hosted instances
Retool 4.19 is now available on the Edge release channel for self-hosted organizations.
Claude Fable 5 available in Retool
Live on cloud Self-hosted version 4.19.0 and later Claude Fable 5 is now available through Anthropic. It can be used with AI resource queries when you connect Anthropic with your own API key .
Trigger workflows from apps
Live on cloud • All plans Public beta 4.23.0 Edge • All plans Public beta You can now trigger workflows from functions in the new app builder . Converting classic apps that trigger workflows is now supported as a result. To trigger a workflow from your app, open the Chat tab and prompt your agent with the workflow's name.
Claude Sonnet 5 available in Retool
Live on cloud Self-hosted version 4.23.0 and later Claude Sonnet 5 is now available on paid plans through Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock. It can be used with AI resource queries and Retool Agents .
Self-hosted Retool 4.0 and 3.334 stable updates
The following patches are now available on the Stable release channel: Retool 4.0.4 Retool 3.334.21 Update your Retool instance to apply the latest bug fixes and security patches.
Object permissions
Live on cloud • Business • Enterprise note The object permissions feature is currently rolling out to cloud instances. It is not yet available on self-hosted instances. Retool now supports object roles , a new role type that grants groups Use , Edit , or Own access to specific apps, workflows, resources, and agents.
Retool 4.16 Edge for self-hosted instances
Retool 4.16 is now available on the Edge release channel for self-hosted organizations.
Improvements to classic app conversion
Live on cloud Self-hosted version 4.19.0 and later Classic apps that include custom components and organization-level themes can now be converted to the new app building experience. To support custom components, the agent investigates the custom component and recreates it in the converted app with as few changes as possible.