tinybird 1.1.6

Tinybird Command Line Tool

The Tinybird command-line tool allows you to use all the Tinybird functionality directly from the command line. Additionally, it includes several functions to create and manage data projects easily.

Changelog

1.1.6

• Changed Using more than one environment flag (–cloud, –local, –branch) at the same time will raise an error.

1.1.5

• Changed Changed the output of tb deploy to show real deployment order of events.

• Changed First deployment no longer shows the hint to ingest data if it detects data already planned to be ingested.

1.1.4

• Changed tb connection create s3 now will ask for the environments to create the secret in (Local and Cloud) and will use the corresponging AWS account IDs in the generated trust policy.

1.1.3

• Changed tb datasource create –s3 now will generate the exact schema from the bucket preview instead of a generic data column.

1.1.2

• Changed tb datasource create wording.

1.1.1

• Added Support for previewing S3 connections data in tb connection data command.

1.1.0

• Added tb fmt command to format .datasource and .pipe files. Not supported yet for .connection files.

1.0.7

• Changed tb datasource create –kafka now includes the Kafka meta columns explicitly in the generated file.

1.0.6

• Changed tb deploy will raise a warning when using engine parameters that are not useful for the picked engine.

1.0.5

• Added Internal changes

1.0.4

• Changed tb login help text has been updated to provide more clarity on the available options.

1.0.3

• Changed tb login now will warn the user if they are trying to login from a different folder than the last one and will ask for confirmation to continue.

1.0.2

• Changed If connection name is not provided in tb connection data, it will prompt the user to select a connection from the list of available connections.

1.0.1

• Added Support for schema_registry_url and auto_offset_reset when creating a Kafka connection.

1.0.0

• Released Version 1.0.0, from now on the tinybird-cli package uses the standard semver convention for stable versions. Development versions will be tagged as with the .devX suffix where X is an integer number.