Bytebase 2.8.0
Upgrade data masking, provide more granular masking and access control configuration. Revamped SQL Editor UI.
🚀 New Features
- Upgrade data masking, providing more granular masking and access control configuration.
- Revamped SQL Editor UI.
- Support sync schema for Oracle.
- Support setting announcement.
🎄 Enhancements
- Support MySQL parser-based data masking.
- Adjust the sidebar database list, and replace all with the recently visited database list.
- Support filtering by change type in the change history table.
- Support auto-merge in branching.
- Support setting ‘Scan Interval’ for instances.
- Add a new risk factor ‘Affected Rows’ for DDL.
- Built a more stable Oracle Dump Schema kernel.
- Support databases multi-selection while granting exporter roles.
- Skip empty statement for MySQL.
- Improve the expired roles display in a project, and add a button to quickly clear expired roles.
📰 Fresh off the press
- NEW video tutorial: Change Workflow. Learn how developers and DBAs collaborate to review and deploy database changes in Bytebase.
- Traditional SQL clients like pgAdmin, MySQL Workbench, and DataGrip have been around for a long time. If you’re looking for something new, here are a few alternatives in 2023:
⚙️ 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.