hasura/graphql-engine v2.32.0-beta.1

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Changelog

This is a beta release for v2.32.

Highlights

Support for SQL Server stored procedures is now GA (Cloud / Enterprise edition only)

We are delighted to announce that our support for SQL Server stored procedures is now GA. The Hasura GraphQL Engine can now track read-only SQL Server Stored Procedures using the Logical Models feature.

This allows you to define custom GraphQL types directly in the Hasura GraphQL Engine, to define the result set returned from the stored procedure, and automatically generate a GraphQL root field for querying it. See the related docs.

Behaviour changes

• The naming_convention experimental feature now also covers:

  • Type and field names of named constraints that appear in on_conflict upserts.
  • Type names of all Postgres scalar types.
  • Type and input field names of function arguments.

  By its nature, this changes the GraphQL schema and is thus a potentially breaking change to users that enable the naming_convention experimental feature. (partial fix for: #8929).

Bug fixes and improvements

Server

• Adds configuration option to specify a custom header for JWT authentication.
• Fixes an issue where an MS SQL Server source was unable to track a relationship on a foreign key when the referenced table resided in a different schema.
• Improves handling of inherited roles and fixes a bug for where ordering and filtering would cause the query to fail in MS SQL Server.
• Simplifies Postgres aggregation predicate SQL generation by removing unnecessary AND and ORs inside SQL WHERE clauses.
• Allow Stored Procedures to be tracked and untracked using the bulk_atomic metadata API command. (Cloud / Enterprise edition only)
• Allow where filters to refer to nested fields in non-relational databases that store data as structured documents such as MongoDB. (Cloud / Enterprise edition only)
• Adds a new Prometheus metric hasura_websocket_message_write_time and fixes existing hasura_websocket_message_queue_time to exclude websocket message write time. (Cloud / Enterprise edition only)
• Allows filter permissions to refer to fields of nested objects in document databases such as MongoDB. (Cloud / Enterprise edition only)
• Respect individually-disabled OpenTelemetry export telemetry types when an endpoint URL is set. (Enterprise edition only)

Console

• Improves the selection of array data types during column creation in the Console.
• Improves suggested relationships with more natural and intuitive naming.
• Improves function tracking on the Console for Postgres and SQL Server. This can be enabled via Settings > Feature Flags > Improved Tracking UI for Postgres and SQL Server.
• Improves Remote Schema relationships UX by adding a search option for types, better organizing configuration options, and easing navigation when mapping fields.
• Fixes an issue in the Console that prevented new relationships from being created if there were inconsistent sources in the Metadata.
• Editing of Logical Models is now supported via the Console.
• Display only local relationships in the permissions builder as permissions using remote relationships are not yet supported.
• Fixes issue while creating RESTified endpoints in the following scenarios: when the graphql-default naming convention is enabled, custom table name GraphQL customization is set for a table, or Remote Schemas are present.
• Fixes remote database relationship visualization in the Console
• Adds minor UX improvements to the Stored Procedure UI i.e. better error handling, empty states, prompts.
• Fixes issue where columns were not displaying for materialized views in the new Relationships UI.

Data Connectors

• hasura/graphql-data-connector docker image will run using non-root user (UID: 1001) and group (GID: 1001) by default. (Enterprise edition only)