🚀 New Features
- Support user groups.
- Support BigQuery.
- Support sync schema for SQL Server.
- Support MongoDB cluster and direct connection to a node within a cluster.
- Support displaying detailed issue task execution logs for SQL Server and Oracle.
- Add SQL Review Rules:
- Prohibit cross-database queries in SQL Server.
- Prohibit performing calculations or calling functions in the ‘WHERE’ clause for SQL Server.
- Prohibit creating functions or procedures in SQL Server.
🔔 Notable Changes
- Remove issue assignee.
- Remove table groups.
- Plan-related gRPC endpoints have been migrated from RolloutService to PlanService.
🎄 Enhancements
- Support automatically testing connections when adding or updating instances.
- Support displaying the last updater of tables, procedures and functions on branch detail.
- Optimize SQL Server parser performance.
- Oracle parser supports Unicode.
📰 Fresh Off the Press
- ⚙️ Automating databases can boost efficiency, minimize human mistakes, maintain uniformity, and allow database administrators and developers to concentrate on more strategic initiatives. 🚗 Inspired by the six levels of autonomous driving, we can outline the six levels of database automation.
- 🧑💻 As the engineering team grows and daily database operations become more complex, there is a pressing need for a centralized method to manage and enforce the change process. 🛠️ Implementing a tool such as Jira might be an effective immediate solution. However, using Jira for database changes won’t cut It.