Bytebase 2.14.0
Support custom roles with specific permissions.
🚀 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.
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What distinguishes Bytebase from X:
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⚙️ Install and Upgrade
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Fresh install: /get-started/self-host
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Upgrade: /get-started/upgrade
Warning 1): Bytebase does not support in-place downgrade. Make sure to back up your metadata before upgrading. 2) Never run multiple containers on the same data directory. Stop and remove the old one first to avoid corruption.