v0.2.2

This release fixes an issue with flowctl auth login that prevented some users from being able to paste their authentication token into the terminal.

v0.2.1

This release fixes an issue where some users were unable to paste their auth token into the terminal when running flowctl auth login.

v0.2.0

This release includes support for SQL transformations and derivation previews 🎉

draft for pre-release testing of flowctl

dev-sql-flowctl-rc

update build WIP

dev-sql

This is the latest development build of the sql branch, which gets updated on every successful build of its branch.

v0.1.8

This release includes a couple of minor fixes to flowctl catalog delete argument handling.

• The delete subcommand now requires that you provide either --name or --prefix (#909)
• The delete dangerous-auto-approve argument is now provided as a flag (--dangerous-auto-approve) as opposed to a positional (true)

v0.1.7

This release includes a number of fixes and improvements:

• Typescript generation will now fetch collection specs automatically, so you no longer need to have the specs locally for all the source collections of a derivation (#862)
• Fixed a bug in confirmation in catalog publish that caused confirmation message to sometimes not appear.
• flowctl draft author now prunes any extra specs automatically (#865)
• flowctl draft develop no longer adds a bunch of extra imports. It now lays everything out in the same way as catalog pull-specs
• Introduced flowctl catalog delete, which works in a single-step (with confirmation), so you no longer need to manually deal with drafts during deletion (#904).
• flowctl catalog list was including deleted specs by default. This was updated so that deleted specs are never included unless you explicitly ask for them by providing the new --deleted flag.

v0.1.6

What's changed?

• Added high-level catalog test and catalog publish subcommands that test or publish a set of specs in a single step. These subcommands wrap up the existing draft create->author->test|publish->delete workflow by simply performing all of those steps behind the scenes.
• Flow specs are no longer required to import each other when referencing Collections defined in another file. You may still use import to (only) include other specs whenever the current spec is itself included.
• You can now pull live (running) Flow specs into your local directory in a single step, using flowctl catalog pull-specs. You can do this by name, prefix, and or by type.
• Various other improvements to the CLI to make it more ergonomic

v0.1.5

docs: bing ads (#721)

v0.1.4

connector/run: add --interactive for stdio connectors