Category: Flowman Release

We are happy to announce the release of Flowman 1.1.0. This release contains many small improvements and bugfixes. Flowman now finally supports Spark 3.4.1. Major Features As mentioned above, Spark 3.4.1 is now officially supported by Flowman. For users running Flowman in Azure Synapase or AWS EMR, you can now

Flowman version 1.0.0 has finally arrived. For several years, multiple companies are using Flowman in production as a robust and reliable solution for efficiently building data transformation pipelines. Therefore it only made sense to leave the zero-versions behind and increase the major version number to “1” to underline the robustness

A little bit later than anticipated, a new version of Flowman has been released. It didn’t make it as a Christmas present, but it became a welcome New Years present instead. This release has many technical changes under the hood as a preparation for being able to build fat jars.

We are happy to announce a fresh and exciting release of Flowman. This release is mainly a maintenance release with a couple of minor improvements Of course, this release also contains a bunch of smaller bug fixes and other improvements. Detailed Changes Download As usual, you can download the latest

We are happy to announce a fresh and exciting release of Flowman. This release is mainly a maintenance release with a couple of minor improvements New command line options -X and -XX for increasing log level Improve compatibility with MySQL and MariaDB New Maven archetype for quickly setting up a

We are happy to announce a fresh and exciting release of Flowman. The focus of this release is again on improving JDBC support. In particular the following important features have been implemented New ‘ jdbcCommand’ target for executing arbitrary SQL statements for JDBC sinks Support direct SQL statements in JDBC

The new version 0.26.0 of Flowman has been released. This version contains a lot of work with a strong focus on improving working with JDBC targets like MariaDB/MySQL, Postgres, MS SQL Server, Azure SQL and Oracle. For example, column collations and comments are now correctly propagated into relational databases, changing

The new version 0.25.0 of Flowman has been released. This release contains a couple of smaller changes and fixes plus a new relation for creating and managing views in SQL databases, which are accessed via JDBC. This last addition strengthens Flowmans position in environments where data resides in classical relational

The new version 0.24.0 of Flowman has been released. This release contains a YAML schema generator to provide an appropriate YAML/JSON schema for the code editor of your choice. By using this schema, you will benefit from better syntax validation and auto-complete features, for example in VS Code or IntelliJ.