Bytebase 2.14.0

​

🚀 New Features

• Support custom roles with specific permissions.
• Support SQL Review CI for BitBucket.
• Support queries across different databases for data masking.

​

🎄 Enhancements

• Support MongoDB TLS/SSL connection.
• Support sharing links for database tables within SQL Editor and database overview page.
• Improved Redis query result display.
• Display failed status in the issue list.
• Added a SQL review rule that suggests enabling gh-ost for big table online schema changes.
• Support PostgreSQL set role statements for creating indexes concurrently.
• Support using functions as table sources in PostgreSQL data masking.
• Automatically add newly created databases to pending issues in batch-mode projects.
• Support gh-ost for MySQL 5.6.

​

🐞 Bug Fixes

• Fixed compatibility issues with AWS DocumentDB.
• Fixed issues with PostgreSQL using TLS/SSL.

​

📰 Fresh Off the Press

• Say goodbye to clunky data management! Snowflake ❄️ spearheads the Modern Data Stack revolution, and working alongside are essential tools like Segment, Fivetran, and dbt. Discover this powerful ecosystem we call the Modern Snowflake Stack.

• What distinguishes Bytebase from X:

  • Bytebase vs. DBeaver: database management tools
  • Bytebase vs. CouldBeaver: web-based database management tools
  • Bytebase vs. Metabase: collaborative database tools

• As the world’s leading open-source database, PostgreSQL boasts a powerful but somewhat complex user role and permission system. This post will guide you on how to manage PostgreSQL users and roles.

• Schema migration poses challenges in database management. Various open-source schema migration tools for MySQL, each with different features and experiences, have emerged. This article provides a quick overview of these tools.

​

⚙️ Install and Upgrade

• Fresh install: /get-started/self-host

• Upgrade: /get-started/upgrade

Warning: Bytebase does not support downgrade. Make sure to back up your meta data before upgrading.