Release Notes

Python API

0.8.54

July 18, 20253:11 PM UTC

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New Features and Enhancements

• Improved handling of validation errors when preparing data from Snowflake tables or views. Previously, unhandled validation errors could cause confusing query failures, such as database not found.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed Python client parsing of source table and view names with double quotes ("). Previously, my_db."my_schema".my_table caused errors like Schema 'my_db.my_schema' does not exist or not authorized because quotes weren’t handled correctly. The client now parses my_db."my_schema".my_table correctly, allowing use without errors.

Removals

• The undocumented experimental.graphs.ego_network() function has been removed. Early access users who may have used this function should migrate to the std.graphs.Compute.ego_network() method that was released in version 0.8.36.

0.8.53

July 15, 20254:10 PM UTC

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New Features and Enhancements

• Minor improvements to performance and stability.

0.8.52

July 11, 20258:36 AM UTC

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New Features and Enhancements

• Minor improvements to performance and stability.

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RAI Native App

2025.7.20-e5c3110-2

July 23, 202511:00 PM UTC

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New Features and Enhancements

• Minor updates to performance and stability.

2025.7.13-fc1cad6-2

July 13, 202510:43 PM UTC

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Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that prevented Azure accounts from provisioning HIGHMEM_X64_XL engines.

2025.7.13-fc1cad6-1

July 13, 202512:00 PM UTC

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New Features and Enhancements

• New engine sizes for greater scalability. Depending on your Snowflake account’s cloud provider, you can now use:

  • HIGHMEM_X64_L (AWS only)
  • HIGHMEM_X64_SL (Azure only)

  Use these sizes when you need more memory for complex workloads or larger datasets. See the updated Engine Sizes and Compute Pools sections for details.

  Note

  These sizes are supported for logic engines and the CDC engine, but not for solver engines.

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