Bytebase 1.12.1

🚀 New Features#

• Support OAuth 2.0 for Single Sign-On (SSO) www.bytebase.com/docs/administration/sso/oauth2.
• Support change and query for Spanner www.bytebase.com/docs/introduction/supported-databases.
• Support watermark www.bytebase.com/docs/security/watermark.
• Terraform Bytebase provider supports MySQL role CRUD.
• Mask sensitive fields for PostgreSQL.

🎄 Enhancements#

• For projects with GitOps workflow enabled, schema and data changes are also supported through UI.
• Supports executing statements in PostgreSQL that cannot be executed in a transaction, such as CREATE/DROP INDEX CONCURRENTLY.
• Improved onboarding flow.
• Start a 14-day trial of the Enterprise Plan by default.
• Improved Schema Editor's UX.
• Improved Schema Diagram: filtering, navigation, focusing and export PNG files. www.bytebase.com/docs/change-database/schema-diagram
• Rename "Protected environment" to "Production environment". www.bytebase.com/docs/administration/environment-policy/tier
• Improved schema viewing and editing experience in SQL Editor.
• Add an icon to identify sensitive data columns in the query result of SQL Editor.

🐞 Notable Bug Fixes#

• Fixed: Change history detail in MongoDB collection pages doesn't work correctly.

🎠 Community#

• Thanks to @alexey-milovidov for PR: Change ClickHouse Docker repository. #4648

📰 Fresh off the press#

• We are proud to announce:
  • Technology Partnership with the world's leading software development platform GitHub, to provide developers with a smooth database development experience. Announcing Partnership with GitHub to Automate Database Development
  • Partnership with PingCAP, the company building TiDB, which provides scaling database infrastructure solutions via an open-source platform. Streamline Database Change Management for TiDB Cloud with Bytebase
• We officially announced Terraform Bytebase Provider, which will allow you to codify the database configuration and consolidate your workflow.
• Ready to bring your MySQL schema change to the next level? The Database Change Management tutorial series continues!
  • Step 1 - Database CI/CD and Schema Migration with MySQL
  • Step 2 - Database CI/CD and Schema Migration with MySQL and GitHub