Now Available: Meltano v1.35.0

Today, we are excited to release Meltano version 1.35.0, which (among other things) makes it easier to manage and version control a Meltano project’s configuration by having meltano config store values in meltano.yml by default, instead of the system database.

Sensitive and environment-specific values can still be stored in the system database via the UI or meltano config <plugin> set --store=db <key> <value>.

Learn more about managing the configuration of your plugins

Excited to try it out?

To upgrade your local installation of Meltano, activate the appropriate Python virtual environment and run meltano upgrade from inside a Meltano project, or pip3 install --upgrade meltano from anywhere else. If you’re running Meltano inside Docker, run docker pull meltano/meltano.

What else is new?

The list below (copied from the changelog) covers all of the changes made to Meltano since the release of v1.34.2 on May 29:

New

  • #2013 Add --store option to meltano config with possible values db and meltano_yml
  • #2087 Add --plugin-type option to meltano config and meltano invoke
  • #2088 Add meltano upgrade subcommands package, files, database, and models

Changes

  • #2064 Print environment-specific instructions when meltano upgrade is run from inside Docker
  • #2013 Have meltano config store in meltano.yml instead of system database by default
  • #2087 Skip plugins that are not configurable or invokable when finding plugin by name in meltano config and meltano invoke

Fixes

  • #2080 Don’t try to overwrite .gitignore when upgrading Meltano and project
  • #2065 Don’t have meltano upgrade complain when meltano ui‘s gunicorn isn’t running
  • #2085 Don’t change order of object and set values when meltano.yml is updated programatically
  • #2086 Ensure “meltano config –format=json” prints actual JSON instead of Python object

Intrigued?

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