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  • Databricks Python SDK Releases sdkinfradatabricksengineer ·

    Databricks SDK for Python v0.103.0: Drops Python 3.8/3.9, adds unified hosts

    Databricks SDK for Python v0.103.0 drops support for Python 3.8 and 3.9, aligning with Databricks Runtime LTS 13.3, and requires users to upgrade their Python environment. It introduces unified host support, allowing a single configuration for account and workspace operations, and adds new APIs for managing catalogs, tables, and other services. The release also includes internal changes and API additions, impacting developers using Python 3.8 or 3.9.

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  • Terraform Databricks Provider Releases terraforminfraawsazuregcpdatabricksengineer ·

    Databricks Terraform Provider v1.113.0: New PostgreSQL resources, explicit cloud config

    Version 1.113.0 of the Databricks Terraform provider introduces new resources for managing PostgreSQL catalogs and synced tables, alongside Databricks environments. It enhances configuration by allowing explicit cloud provider specification and control over account-level versus workspace-level API usage for dual resources. These updates benefit engineers and architects managing Databricks infrastructure via Terraform by improving flexibility and resolving import inconsistencies.

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  • Databricks Go SDK Releases sdkazuregcpdatabricksgadeprecationengineer ·

    Databricks SDK for Go v0.127.0 Release

    Databricks SDK for Go v0.127.0 introduces several new features, including host metadata customization and lazy iteration with limits. It also contains numerous bug fixes, particularly around token acquisition and caching for various credential providers. Breaking changes include raising the minimum Go version and removing a field from the Postgres SyncedTableSpec. These updates affect developers using the Go SDK for interacting with Databricks services.

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